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  • slimjim78
    Free Member

    Does anyone have recent experience of costs with regards to removing a standard sized back door and bricking it up?

    We want to remove the current ‘back door’ which is on the side of the house as we are fitting a bi-fold door in place of a bedroom window on the back of the house (bungalow).

    This will free up more kitchen space, eventually a full height built-in fridge freezer will be sat where back door once was.

    Its a standard 60’s build, nothing unusual about the exterior brickwork, so I imagine would just need inner and outer walls filled in, maybe some cavity insulation, and a quick slap of plaster on inner wall?

    I’m guessing 2 days solid work plus materials? So perhaps somewhere around £1000-£1300?

    Stoner
    Free Member

    removing a standard sized back door

    Id sub contract the removal of the back door to hora personally.

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    I’d get any brickwork in the doorway removed so you have a proper cavity all the way across, not the original brickwork providing a thermal bridge between the inner and outer brick courses.

    Could be messy if they have to cut any brickwork away with a grinder.

    I’d give myself two days and expect a professional to do it in a bout 1/2 to 2/3rds of that.

    johndoh
    Free Member

    I’d estimate 2-3 days to remove, put in internal wall + insulation, plaster over, add skirting, make good.

    Depending on local rates, £600 – £1,000 + materials.

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