Reclaimed brick has gained significant popularity for several reasons. Firstly, it offers a sustainable and eco-friendly alternative, aligning with the current trend of going greener. Additionally, it is a cost-effective option compared to new bricks. Moreover, the unique appearance of reclaimed brick can transform the ambience of a room or garden, even with just a few pieces. The historical value of these bricks adds to their appeal, especially when they match the existing brickwork of surrounding homes.

It certainly can. Recycled and reclaimed bricks are no more susceptible to weather or damage than their brand-new counterparts, and in many cases are often sturdier and more resilient. Of course, they can also be used to great effect indoors, with feature walls and ornamental structures a popular, stylish choice.

Yes, reclaimed bricks can be used for garden paths, patios and walkways. Bricks have been used in the ground for hundreds of years, long before the word 'paving' was invented and this is a tradition that doesn't seems to be going away anytime soon.

When selecting a brick to use for paving it is important to use only the strongest type of brick t, see our recommendations here.

We do recommend to seal any brick paving once laid with a weatherproofing sealant to ensure longevity.

Yes, we have our own team of dedicated reclamation professionals who are on hand to reclaim materials. All members are fully trained and have appropriate site qualifications.

We carefully reclaim bricks, stone, timber, roof tiles, architectural items, metals and anything else we can recycle.