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. This is what the wall looked like prior to any repairs. Learn more about the process of repairing this wall in part 2.

We were recently asked to build a new stone boundary wall on a new housing estate. Part of the planning consent for the new build houses was to reinstate a stone boundary wall to match the existing. The wall was built on the curve and up the slope. Here you can see the finished product. Discover more about this new build in part 1. Find out more here.

We were recently asked to build a new stone boundary wall on a new housing estate. Part of the planning consent for the new build houses was to reinstate a stone boundary wall to match the existing. The wall was built on the curve and up the slope. Here you can see the process of us building it from scratch. Explore the next stage of this new build in Part 2. Find out more here.

Continuing on from our last post - Here you can see how the wall looked before and after we finished our repairs. We did a mixture of raking out and repointing in lime mortar and taking down and rebuilding the leaning sections. Everything was then fixed and repointed in lime mortar. We use lime mortar because it is more traditional and restorative. Learn more about how this project started in part 1. After After Before

Continuing on from our last post - Here you can see the process of repairing this wall. We did a mixture of raking out and repointing in lime mortar and taking down and rebuilding the leaning sections. Everything was then fixed and repointed in lime mortar. We use lime mortar because it is more traditional and restorative. See our finished repairs in part 3.

We were recently asked to take down and repair sections of this wall. Here you can see how it looked before we started our repairs. Learn more about the progress of repairing this wall in part 2.

This is a project we are still working on. We were called to site after vandalism to this stone balustrade at the side of the river. Amongst other things, the vandals pushed the leaning section into the water. After the vandalism, it showed there were insufficient fixings, so the decision was made to take down and rebuild the balustrade completely, using new stainless-steel dowels. Find out more information about our services here.

Continuing on from our last post - We were recently called in to repair a stone pillar that had been knocked down by a vehicle. This is what it looked like before, during and after. Learn more about how this project started in part 1.

We were recently called in to repair a stone pillar that had been knocked down by a vehicle. This is how it looked when we started. Learn more about the progress of repairing this pillar in part 2.

Continuing on from our last post - here you can see some photos from a listed building we worked on, replacing rotten timbers. All the mouldings were replaced to match the existing ones. Learn more about how this project started in part 1.