Before-and-after photos are what convince most people that brick tinting is worth a look. A glaring orange extension becomes part of the house. A bricked-up doorway disappears. A tired 1970s frontage suddenly looks like it belongs on a smarter street. But photos can also set the wrong expectations. Lighting,...
Read More“How much will it cost?” is the first question almost everyone asks us, and it’s a fair one. The trouble is that the honest answer is “it depends”. A brick tinting job can be anything from a few bricks around a new window to every elevation of a detached...
Read MoreWhen you’re paying to change the colour of your brickwork, the first thing you want to know is whether it’ll last. Nobody wants to spend money on an extension that matches beautifully for two summers and then slowly drifts back to the wrong colour. The short answer is that...
Read MoreMost homeowners have never heard of brick tinting until they need it. A builder finishes an extension and the new bricks are three shades too bright. A doorway gets bricked up and leaves a patch that everyone notices. A crack gets repaired and the replacement bricks stand out like...
Read MoreBrick tinting is one of those services that many homeowners have never heard of until they need it. Usually the moment arrives when an extension goes up in the wrong shade, a builder mixes up brick batches, or a patch of replacement bricks refuses to blend in. With little...
Read MoreBrick tinting is usually chosen to solve a problem that would otherwise be permanent: an extension that does not match the house, a patch of replacement bricks that stands out, or a whole façade in a colour the owners never liked. So it is reasonable to want to know...
Read MoreMost homeowners come to brick tinting with a specific problem and a long list of questions. Will it actually match? Will it look painted? How long will it take, and what happens afterwards? Because tinting is a specialist service that few people have used before, it can be hard...
Read MoreA pressure washer can make short work of a grubby patio, so it is natural to look at a tinted wall that has picked up some green growth or road grime and wonder whether the same approach will work. The worry, of course, is that a powerful jet of...
Read MoreIf you have recently had your brickwork tinted, or you are weighing up whether to go ahead, there is a good chance someone has told you the bricks will need sealing afterwards. It sounds sensible. Paint often needs a topcoat, timber needs varnish, and a fresh finish on the...
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