Garden room & landscaping
Building
The core building work behind every project — brickwork, blockwork, structural openings, porches and outbuildings.
What we do
Swift Fix London is a building company first. Alongside roofing and refurbishment, we carry out the general building work that sits behind most projects: brickwork and blockwork, knocking through walls with steels and lintels, building porches and outbuildings, and putting right the fabric of a house.
It means that when a job turns out to need a bit more — a lintel replacing, a wall rebuilding, a new opening forming — we can do it ourselves rather than stopping to find another contractor.
New walls, repairs and matching existing brick.
Walls removed or opened up with steels and lintels.
Brick porches with tiled or flat roofs.
Masonry garden buildings with flat or pitched roofs.
Cracked walls, failed lintels and damaged masonry.
One point of contact across all trades.
Removing or opening up a wall is one of the most common ways to modernise a London home. Where a wall is load-bearing, we work to an engineer’s calculations, prop the structure safely, install steels or lintels and coordinate Building Control sign-off. Services are rerouted and the opening is made good ready for plastering.
A recent example is a bespoke garden gym: blockwork walls, a large glazed opening and a strong, weatherproof flat roof. We also install timber garden rooms, which you can see on our garden rooms page.
Related projects
Questions
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Yes, working to an engineer’s design with temporary propping, new steels or lintels, and Building Control sign-off.
Yes. We take on smaller building work such as porches, repairs to brickwork and new openings, as well as larger projects.
We source bricks and mortar to match as closely as possible so new work sits comfortably with the old.
One team, the next trade
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Speak to Swift Fix about your building, roofing or refurbishment project. Free, no-obligation quotes across London and Kent.