Garden & feature walls from $780
Single-skin walls in stretcher, Flemish or header bond — $195/m² supplied & laid in stretcher, Flemish +$15/m², header +$25/m². Minimum 4 m² billed, at the bond rate you choose.
Beckenham · Perth metro-wide
Feature walls from $780, boundary walls from $1,880, extension labour at $1.90 a brick — priced by the square metre before we ever visit. Fifty bricks to the square metre. Every one of them level.
How we price: standard clay brick, single skin, supplied & laid — $195/m² in stretcher bond. Flemish and header bonds add a labour premium, not a brick premium. Minimums are printed, not discovered.
Bond and height are fixed on boundary walls — $470/lm is all-in at the 1.8 m spec with piers. Bond premiums apply to feature walls.
Flemish and header carry a labour premium — more cuts and headers. The brick count stays 50 per m².
Services & honest anchors
Every price below is the real starting point, and the minimums are printed next to them. If a job needs an engineer, we say so instead of guessing.
Single-skin walls in stretcher, Flemish or header bond — $195/m² supplied & laid in stretcher, Flemish +$15/m², header +$25/m². Minimum 4 m² billed, at the bond rate you choose.
$470 per lineal metre at the 1.8 m boundary spec — piers included, minimum 4 lm billed. Built off a string line and checked with a level you're welcome to borrow.
Labour-only laying with bricks supplied by your builder. Toothed into the existing courses, perps matched, cavities kept clean. A typical 4×2 extension runs about 14,000 bricks.
Cracked bricks cut out and re-laid, joints raked and repointed to match the original mortar colour. From $480 — that's a half-day minimum, and most repairs fit inside it.
Letterbox builds, pier rebuilds and cap replacement. Small jobs still carry a set-up, so they share the half-day minimum — from $480, printed here so it isn't a surprise.
Retaining over 750 mm needs an engineer. We price from the engineer's drawings — no honest number exists before then, so we don't print one.
Word of mouth
“The old boundary wall was 1960s clay commons. Bondline sourced a match so close the join is invisible from the verge — and the new section runs dead straight off the string.”
Marie T · Wilson — 14 m boundary wall
“Our extension needed the new brickwork toothed into the original. You genuinely can't tell where 1978 stops and the new courses start. The builder asked who laid it.”
Dave & Priya K · Gosnells — extension brickwork
“Federation front repointed over two days. They raked the joints by hand and matched the lime mortar colour instead of smearing grey everywhere. Neighbours already asked for the number.”
Alan R · East Victoria Park — repointing
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Service area
Beckenham puts us twenty minutes from most of the jobs we're asked to quote. Anything inside the metro is drivable — the price doesn't change with the postcode, the minimums do the work instead.
Straight answers
For a single-skin garden or feature wall in standard clay brick, supplied & laid: $195 per square metre in stretcher bond, $210 in Flemish, $220 in header — the premium is labour (more cuts and headers), the brick count stays 50 per m². Minimum 4 m² billed. A 1.8 m boundary wall with piers is $470 per lineal metre, minimum 4 lm. The Bond Board at the top of this page does the arithmetic for your wall.
Sometimes. A wall retaining more than 750 mm of soil needs an engineer and, in most metro councils, approval. A dividing wall on the boundary line comes under the Dividing Fences Act — talk to your neighbour first, then your shire. We build to the engineer's drawings when they're required and can point you at your council's forms.
Usually, yes. Between salvage yards and discontinued-range stockists we can get close on most Perth clay bricks from the 60s onward. The mortar matters as much as the brick — we tint and rake joints to match the original, because a perfect brick in the wrong-coloured joint still reads as a patch.
A 6 × 1.2 m feature wall is a day of laying. Boundary walls run at roughly 3–4 lineal metres a day including piers. Fresh mortar wants 24–48 hours before it takes any load, so allow a curing day before gates or fixtures go on.
Yes — Perth winter is workable between fronts. We won't lay in driving rain or when the overnight forecast drops near freezing, and fresh work gets covered either way. Winter dates usually book faster than summer ones.
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