About Johnsbrickwork18
Johns Brickwork Essex, is a professional building company based in Southend-on-Sea in Essex.
Contractor Johns Brickwork Essex, is a professional building company based in Southend-on-Sea in Essex with an established work force and over 15 years of experience in the building trade. From laying a simple garden wall through to loft extensions, renovations , conservatories to project managing entire new house builds, whatever the job, whatever the problem John Cann Help.
John’s Brickwork Essex, has a team of fully qualified, builders, plumbers, bricklayers, plasterers and electricians, so just sit back and let us take care of your building problems.
Put value onto your property by adding an extension to your house or perhaps adding a loft conversion, kitchen or bathroom renovation, whatever the job you can be assured of a quality, reliable, guaranteed work from John's Brickwork. We pride ourselves in being a reliable and professional building company.
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