We were asked to repair a section of deteriorated brickwork and defective mortar joints from this wall. Here you can see how it looked before we started our repairs. Learn more about out restoration process in part 2.

We were called in to take down and rebuild this retaining stone wall because the original wall was leaning forward. We took the stonewall down in preparation for building a brick foundation in the back, to then use the original stone in the front. In these photos you can see how it looked before and after. Learn more about how this project started in part 1. After After Before Before

We were called in to take down and rebuild this retaining stone wall because the original wall was leaning forward. We took the stonewall down in preparation for building a brick foundation in the back, to then use the original stone in the front. In these photos you can see the foundational brickwork being laid down, along with the original stone. Learn more about how we completed the rebuilding of this retaining stone wall in Part 3.

Similarly to our last post, this is another retaining wall we had to take down and rebuild as the original wall was leaning forward. We took the stonewall down in preparation for building a brick foundation in the back, to then use the original stone in the front. In these photos you can see how the wall looked before we started and the process of taking the original wall down. Learn more about the process of restoring this wall in part 2. Before Before Removal of the origina

The original wall was being pushed forward, so we took the stonewall down ready to reuse the original stone. The brick wall was built with weep holes which allowed any moisture to come through without affecting the new wall. The stone wall was rebuilt with the existing stone in front of the brickwork to make it look like the original wall. Here you can see part of the process and the finished product. To learn more about how this project started, see part 1.

The original wall was being pushed forward, so we took the stonewall down ready to reuse the original stone. The brick wall was built with weep holes which allowed any moisture to come through without affecting the new wall. The stone wall was rebuilt with the existing stone in front of the brickwork to make it look like the original wall. Here you can see the process. To learn more about how we completed the restoration of this wall, see part 2.

The wall was raked out and repointed in lime mortar. The bricks that needed replacing were replaced using reclaimed bricks to match the existing, and we built new sloping buttresses to provide support to the existing wall. When we were repairing this wall, we had the extra challenge of working around very rare hydrangea plants. Here you can see the finished product. Find out more about our services here.

Continuing on from our last post - We were recently asked to repair this stone wall in a country park that had taken vehicle impact damage. It resulted in us having to take down and rebuild a large section of the wall. It was rebuilt by reusing the existing stonework with lime mortar. The joints were finished with a wire brush finish to match the original, existing joints. Here are some more photos showing how the project started and ended. Learn more about how the project st

Continuing on from our last post - We were recently asked to repair this stone wall in a country park that had taken vehicle impact damage. It resulted in us having to take down and rebuild a large section of the wall. It was rebuilt by reusing the existing stonework with lime mortar. The joints were finished with a wire brush finish to match the original, existing joints. Here are some photos showing how the project started and ended. See further photos of the full project i

Continuing on from our last post - We were recently asked to repair this stone wall in a country park that had taken vehicle impact damage. It resulted in us having to take down and rebuild a large section of the wall. It was rebuilt by reusing the existing stonework with lime mortar. Here you can see part of the process. Have a look at some photos of the finished repairs in part 3.