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Licensed Bricklayers in Auburn, NSW

80 Verified 67 currently active in Auburn (80 on record including lapsed licences) — 1.7% of NSW's active bricklayers.
Data last updated: 30 April 2026 from NSW Fair Trading register

Bricklayer Directory — Auburn, NSW

Abdul Azim SultaniActive
Licence295977C
ClassBricklayer
Abdul Hassan NooriActive
Licence303759C
ClassBricklayer
Abul Fazi MohammadiActive
Licence361565C
ClassBricklayer
Ahmad Reza BaratiActive
Licence294909C
ClassBricklayer
Ahmet SonmezActive
Licence236581C
ClassBricklayer
Ali Agha AhmadiActive
Licence296936C
ClassBricklayer
Ali HussainiActive
Licence353337C
ClassBricklayer
Ali Reza HosseiniActive
Licence318875C
ClassBricklayer
Ali SoltaniActive
Licence354973C
ClassBricklayer
Arif HaidaryActive
Licence297612C
ClassBricklayer
Arif Hussain AmiriActive
Licence382478C
ClassBricklayer
Asif SakhidadActive
Licence382111C
ClassBricklayer
Attaullah FayaziActive
Licence298689C
ClassBricklayer
Azizullah TanhaActive
Licence298885C
ClassBricklayer
Bingqiang XUEActive
Licence378874C
ClassBricklayer
Bol Paul Yach NyoulActive
Licence345016C
ClassBricklayer
Camillo Di PaoloActive
Licence109680C
ClassBricklayer
Eid Mohammad AkbariActive
Licence290225C
ClassBricklayer
Engin BedirExpired
Licence399892C
ClassBricklayer
Eshaq NasiriActive
Licence287409C
ClassBricklayer
etihad constructions pty ltdActive
Licence389941C
ClassBricklayer
Ewaz Ali BabayeeActive
Licence251337C
ClassBricklayer
Eyup KoseExpired
Licence191058C
ClassBricklayer
Faras Al SultaniActive
Licence129873C
ClassBricklayer
Ghulam Sakhi AlizadaActive
Licence295133C
ClassBricklayer
Ghulam Sakhi YusufiActive
Licence312862C
ClassBricklayer
Guibang ZhaoActive
Licence397322C
ClassBricklayer
Habibullah Ali ZadaActive
Licence356915C
ClassBricklayer
Halil Ibrahim KocyigitExpired
Licence346577C
ClassBricklayer
Hamidullah MuradiActive
Licence392063C
ClassBricklayer
Haohao LuActive
Licence365367C
ClassBricklayer
Hashim SahadatExpired
Licence318863C
ClassBricklayer
Heng Seong KhawActive
Licence453831C
ClassStonemason
Hong Yuan Group Pty LtdActive
Licence354038C
ClassBricklayer
Huiqing HaoActive
Licence230430C
ClassBricklayer
Huiyan Construction Pty LtdActive
Licence399774C
ClassBricklayer
Ishaq Ali SakhidadActive
Licence246771C
ClassBricklayer
Ismail HussainiActive
Licence280870C
ClassBricklayer
Jianying LiuActive
Licence246736C
ClassBricklayer
Kar Shan QuayActive
Licence292273C
ClassStonemason
Khadim Ali EhsaniActive
Licence394445C
ClassBricklayer
Khalil Rahman Khalil RahmanActive
Licence396249C
ClassBricklayer
Kui WangActive
Licence451117C
ClassBricklayer
Mingzhong WangExpired
Licence390222C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad AliActive
Licence297613C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad ali GhasemiExpired
Licence360034C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad Ali RahimiActive
Licence341698C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad Alim HabibiActive
Licence341180C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad AminCancelled
Licence452760C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad Arif RahimiActive
Licence396735C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad Azim ShafaqExpired
Licence326233C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad Baqer MohebbiActive
Licence290489C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad Essa Ali ZadehActive
Licence293005C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad Hadi TaqizadaActive
Licence280910C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad JumaExpired
Licence328715C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad Naim RahimiActive
Licence298408C
ClassBricklayer
Mohammad Sawar SafariActive
Licence353624C
ClassBricklayer
Moinakhtar KarkunActive
Licence369610C
ClassBricklayer
Muhammad DawoodExpired
Licence314588C
ClassBricklayer
Mukhtar Hussein SultaniActive
Licence377603C
ClassBricklayer
Nianmin YuActive
Licence303891C
ClassBricklayer
PKH Bricklaying And Painting Pty LtdCancelled
Licence325191C
ClassBricklayer
Qasim KarimiActive
Licence290526C
ClassBricklayer
Quality Bricklaying & Tiling Pty LtdActive
Licence393172C
ClassBricklayer
Rahimi Bricklaying Group Pty LtdExpired
Licence393365C
ClassBricklayer
Reza Bakhsh QasimiExpired
Licence304401C
ClassBricklayer
Shah AliActive
Licence272342C
ClassBricklayer
Shifang ZhangActive
Licence384622C
ClassBricklayer
Shukrullah GhayoorActive
Licence379022C
ClassBricklayer
Taqizada Bricklaying Pty LtdActive
Licence322421C
ClassBricklayer
Tieyan MaActive
Licence391506C
ClassBricklayer
Winter Project Pty LtdActive
Licence333368C
ClassBricklayer
Xuejiao YuanActive
Licence369251C
ClassStonemason
Yan LinActive
Licence284080C
ClassBricklayer
Yiqing CaiActive
Licence381206C
ClassStonemason
Yousaf AliActive
Licence328017C
ClassBricklayer
Yusuf KorkmazlarActive
Licence221234C
ClassBricklayer
Zamen Ali NazariActive
Licence291941C
ClassBricklayer
Zh-Fang Construction Pty LtdActive
Licence387453C
ClassBricklayer
Zhiguo HanActive
Licence224388C
ClassBricklayer

Hiring a Bricklayer in Auburn

Before hiring any bricklayer in Auburn, use this checklist to protect yourself and ensure you're working with a properly licensed and insured professional.

  1. Ask to see examples of their mortar joint finishing — Mortar joint style (ironed, raked, flush, or struck) dramatically changes the look and weather resistance of a brick wall. Ask the bricklayer which joint profile they recommend for your application and request photos of completed walls using that profile. Inconsistent jointing stands out immediately on a finished wall.
  2. Confirm they understand the structural requirements for your wall — Retaining walls over a certain height (typically 800 mm–1 m depending on the state) require engineering design, and masonry fences in wind-prone areas need core-filled and reinforced piers at specific intervals. Ask whether the bricklayer will work from engineer-supplied specifications and whether they have experience with reinforced blockwork.
  3. Check they hold a QBCC or equivalent bricklaying licence — In Queensland, bricklaying and blockwork over $3,300 (inc. GST) requires a QBCC licence. NSW requires a licence for masonry work over $5,000. Verify the licence is current on the state register. Unlicensed bricklayers cannot be pursued through the state licensing body if defects emerge.
  4. Ask about mortar mix and brick compatibility — Different bricks require different mortar mixes. Soft heritage bricks require a lime-rich mortar, while modern clay bricks use a standard cement-sand mix. Using too-hard mortar on soft bricks causes the bricks to spall and crack. A knowledgeable bricklayer will specify the mortar mix to suit your bricks.
  5. Confirm they will install adequate weep holes and damp-proof courses — Brick veneer walls require weep holes at the base of each storey to allow moisture to drain from behind the brickwork, and a damp-proof course to prevent rising damp. A bricklayer who does not install or spaces these elements incorrectly is creating a moisture problem that may not become apparent for years.
Pro Tip

Get at least three quotes and compare not just price, but response time, warranty on workmanship, and whether the quote includes parts.

Red Flags to Watch For
  • Mortar joints visibly inconsistent in thickness and alignment — Standard mortar joints should be 10 mm thick and consistent throughout the wall. Joints that vary from 5 mm to 20 mm, bricks that are visibly out of level, or courses that wander indicate a lack of care that affects both appearance and structural integrity. Check examples of the bricklayer's previous work before engaging them.
  • No weep holes at the base of brick veneer walls — Weep holes are required at the base of every brick veneer wall to allow trapped moisture to escape. Missing weep holes cause water to pool behind the brickwork, leading to timber frame rot, mould, and eventually structural damage. A bricklayer who skips weep holes is violating the National Construction Code.
  • Builds retaining walls without engineering input when required — Masonry retaining walls over approximately 800 mm in height generally require engineering design specifying footing depth, reinforcement, drainage, and construction method. A bricklayer who builds a tall retaining wall "by feel" without engineering drawings risks wall failure, which can damage neighbouring property and endanger lives.

Typical Bricklayer Costs in NSW

Hourly Rate

$70 – $115

Callout Fee

$75 – $125

Common Jobs

JobCost Range
Brick retaining wall (per sqm)$315 – $630
Brick letterbox construction$525 – $1260
Brick repair and repointing (per sqm)$65 – $125

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Broader Areas

All Trades in New South Wales

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does bricklaying cost per square metre in Australia?

Bricklaying labour costs typically range from $40–$80 per square metre for standard clay bricks laid in stretcher bond, depending on the complexity and region. Stone or face-brick feature walls with detailed patterns cost $80–$150 or more per square metre. Material costs are additional — standard clay bricks run $1.00–$2.50 each, while premium face bricks can exceed $4 each.

What causes cracks in brickwork?

Common causes include ground movement (particularly reactive clay soils that swell and shrink with moisture changes), foundation settlement, thermal expansion, tree root activity, and inadequate articulation joints. Stair-step cracks following mortar joints usually indicate differential foundation movement. Vertical cracks through bricks suggest more severe structural issues. Cracks wider than 5 mm should be assessed by a structural engineer.

Can cracked or damaged brickwork be repaired?

Yes. Tuckpointing (removing and replacing deteriorated mortar joints) can restore ageing brickwork. Individual damaged bricks can be cut out and replaced. For structural cracking, the underlying cause must be addressed first — often through underpinning or tree removal — before the brickwork is repaired. Cosmetic repairs without fixing the cause will simply crack again.

What is the difference between brick veneer and double brick construction?

Brick veneer is a single layer of bricks attached to a timber or steel frame with metal wall ties — the frame carries the structural load and the bricks serve as cladding. Double brick (also called cavity brick) uses two layers of bricks with a cavity between them, and the bricks themselves are the structural element. Most modern Australian homes are brick veneer, while homes built before the 1970s in many states are more likely to be double brick.

How do I verify a bricklayer's licence in NSW?

You can verify any bricklayer's licence using TradieVerify's free search tool or directly through the NSW Fair Trading register. Enter the bricklayer's name or licence number to confirm their licence status, class, and any disciplinary history.

How many licensed bricklayers are in Auburn?

There are currently 80 licensed bricklayers registered in Auburn, NSW. This data is sourced directly from the NSW Fair Trading register and updated regularly.