Who would I call to do this job?

greyteam1959

stuart45 said:

If it was mine I'd call Bendy_House.

Beat me to it !!

FreeBear

stuart45 said:

If it was mine I'd call Bendy_House.

Or a stuart45 if it were an older property.

Something like Toupret exterior filler would probably work for repairing the sill if you didn't want to go out and buy a whole bag of mortar.

Bendy_House

Good point, John.

Pretty sure the stuff in the tube I mentioned is very tolerant of movement, tho', and is unlikely to crack. I've been using it to fill and smooth-off cracks and missing bits of masonry on the concrete 'ramp' that leads into our drive, so it gets quite a bit of punishment from the car, and I'm hoping/expecting that this will be far less likely to crack further than mortar would.

It looks exactly like sandy mortar!

jonnydeppiwish!

GDB2222 said:

Out of about a dozen posts, only one actually answered the OP's question: "you need a bricklayer. But given the tiny scope of the damage, any competent handyman can do it". 

But you don’t need a bricklayer. As previously stated, a competent handyman would fix this, if not DIY is relatively straight forward, just the confidence to do it.