A face-brick build under a steel roof
From a cleared site to brickwork and a steel roof structure craned into place: the stages of a building job, in our own photographs.
A building job runs from clearing the ground to the roof going on. These photographs show each stage as our crews do it.
The photographs are from our own jobs and yard. They are grouped by stage of the work, not taken from one project.
- Stage 1 of 3
Clearing the site
Rubble is cleared and spoil loaded out before anything is built, with the working area taped off while the machines are on it.
Clearing brick rubble before the build 
Loading spoil for removal 
Backhoe working inside a taped-off site
- Stage 2 of 3
Brickwork
The walls go up in face brick with the openings left for doors and windows, and the doors are hung once the brickwork is complete.
Brickwork complete with openings for doors 
Face brick block with its doors and windows in 
Timber doors hung in face brick
- Stage 3 of 3
The steel roof
Steel trusses are lifted into place by crane truck and fixed at height on the finished brickwork, and the crew carries on at roof height from there.
Steel roof framing over new brickwork 
Trusses set on the finished brickwork 
Crane truck lifting a truss into place 
Fixing steel trusses at height 
Roof trusses in place 
Crew working at roof height 
Steel frame going up behind site fencing
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