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Bricklayer
Bricklayer Startup Guide
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Going self-employed as a bricklayer means more than turning up with a trowel — CSCS registration, CIS subcontractor setup, public liability insurance, builders' merchant accounts, and clear quotes for labour-only versus supply-and-fit work all need to be in place from the first job. This guide covers business registration, insurance for trade and site work, Building Regulations Parts A/B/C/L where they affect masonry, Party Wall Act considerations, lime mortar versus modern mixes for heritage work, and the first-90-days checklist.
Covers business registration, CSCS card routes, public liability insurance, CIS for subcontract work, and the choice between labour-only versus domestic project pricing
Includes a first-90-days checklist that addresses tools, builders' merchant accounts, and finding your first reliable contractor relationships
Addresses the real decisions: garden walls versus extensions versus heritage repointing, working with main contractors, and pricing per thousand bricks versus by the job
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- Business Overview
- Startup Cost Breakdown
- Regulatory Requirements
- Insurance Requirements
- Essential Equipment & Tools
- First 90 Days Launch Timeline
- Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Useful Links & Resources
- Marketing Your Business
- Financial Setup
- Finding Your First Customers
- Scaling & Growth
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Setting up as a sole trader? Start with the free UK checklist.
The free UK sole trader setup checklist covers the generic first-90-day admin: HMRC registration, VAT, insurance, a business bank account, records and pricing. This startup guide then covers the operating decisions specific to your trade.
Open the free sole trader setup checklist →Useful next steps
Useful guides for your business.
How to Start a Bricklaying Business in the UK
Register with HMRC, sort insurance and CIS, get the CSCS card your sites need, quote with waste and access priced in, and put deposits and changes in writing on domestic jobs.
Read the guide →Building Regulations and scope of work for bricklayers: who is responsible for what
On most jobs a bricklayer's part is workmanship to the specification. How to agree who handles design, Building Control and CDM roles, and write it into your scope of works.
Read the guide →Essential business documents for UK bricklayers in 2026
A bricklayer running their own business needs a core set of documents that protect them at three distinct points: before work starts, while work is underway, and at sign-off. Most disputes can be…
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