Specialist Restoration Contractor

Experts in the conservation, restoration, structural repair and refurbishment of historic buildings and landmarks.

Featured Projects

March 2026

Old Bishop’s Palace, Cardiff, Structural Repairs & Preservation

February 2026

Blackburn Town Hall Quadrangle, Lancashire, Lime Render Restoration

March 2025

The Slopes, Buxton, Urn Reconstruction

August 2024

Friends Meeting House, Lancaster, Lime Works Restoration

February 2023

Burnley Town Hall, Lancashire, Roof and Stone Façade Restoration

July 2022

Darwen Jubilee Tower, Lancashire, Masonry & Lime Work Restoration

Services

Traditional Roofing

Civils & Groundworks

Traditional Lime Works

Brickwork Repairs & Conservation

Bridge Repairs & Conservation

Heritage Joinery

Surveys & Reports

Heritage Leadwork & Lead Roof Repairs

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Recent Projects

March 2026

Old Bishop’s Palace, Cardiff, Structural Repairs & Preservation

February 2026

Blackburn Town Hall Quadrangle, Lancashire, Lime Render Restoration

December 2025

Holy Trinity Church, Kendal, Leadwork Repairs

August 2025

All Soul’s Church, Bolton, Sharpe Room Refurbishment

June 2025

Turton Tower, Lancashire, Door Restoration

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Latest Videos

0:25Core Drilling 3m into a Gable Brick Wall #construction #structuralengineering #cintec

Core Drilling 3m into a Gable Brick Wall #construction #structuralengineering #cintec

The shopfront is coming apart, the old spiral staircase is gone, and now we're trying to work out how to fit a brand-new staircase into this old building! 😅 We're back on site as the joiners start fitting the new shopfront frames. Some of the old windows are finally coming out, new frames are being built on site, and there's a lot of work still to do before the exterior of this building is finished. In this episode: 🔨 New shopfront frames being built and fitted 🪟 Removing the old windows and preparing for replacements 🌀 The old metal spiral staircase is finally gone! 📏 Measuring up for a new staircase with 26 steps 🏗️ Working around the existing steel beams and tight space 🪚 Planning stud walls, landings and the new staircase 🪟 A look at the new double-glazed sash window 🎨 What's left to finish on the shopfront, sign and exterior 🏪 Deciding whether to bring in a shopfitting company for the interior 00:00 Intro - Back at Bridlington Shop Renovation 00:23 Talking about the Shop Window frames 00:29 Huge piece of shop front glass 00:50 Iron spiral stairs removed from shop 01:06 Why we removed it and how the new commercial stairs will fit 02:57 New Sash Window 03:25 Old steel window frames being removed 03:38 What will the new shop front look like 04:28 Talking about fitting out the shop The staircase is going to be a real challenge. The ceilings are high, the available space is tight, and we have to work around the existing structure while getting as close as possible to the requirements for a commercial building. There's still painting, detailing and plenty of finishing work ahead, but we're getting closer to having the outside of this building complete. What do you think — should we manage the internal fit-out ourselves, or get one company to handle the whole job? 👇 Let me know in the comments! 👍 LIKE the video if you're enjoying this renovation. 💬 SUBSCRIBE and follow along as we transform this old building. 🔔 Turn on notifications so you don't miss the next update. #BuildingRenovation #ShopRenovation #PropertyDevelopment 5:26What's Happening in Bridlington? - Shop Refurbishment Update

What's Happening in Bridlington? - Shop Refurbishment Update

0:34Wire Rope cutting concrete and a demolition site

Wire Rope cutting concrete and a demolition site

0:16Demolition or Restoration. Removing a 3m compass from a shopping centre.

Demolition or Restoration. Removing a 3m compass from a shopping centre.

I've finally put my concrete mixer bucket to work! I've had this mixer bucket for around a year, but after repairing the hydraulics and getting everything working properly, it's time to see what it can actually do. In this video we're using a hydraulic concrete mixer bucket to mix and pour C35 concrete for another section of the yard. We weigh out the ballast and cement, load the materials into the mixer bucket, add water and produce fresh concrete directly on site. The big question is: is a concrete mixer bucket actually quicker and easier than using a traditional concrete mixer? We put it through its paces and see how quickly we can mix concrete, including trying two bucket loads at once. The mixer bucket uses an auger to mix the concrete before opening the hydraulic discharge at the bottom and pouring the finished concrete exactly where we need it. I'll also show the work I did to get the mixer bucket working, including the hydraulic pipework, wiring and solenoid valve that controls the auger and discharge. This is the sort of plant machinery and construction equipment that can be incredibly useful when you're working on your own jobs. Instead of waiting for a concrete wagon, you've got the ability to make concrete on demand when and where you need it. We've got plenty more construction, groundwork, plant machinery, machinery repairs, concrete work, yard improvements and building projects coming up on the channel. If you're interested in excavators, loaders, concrete mixer buckets, hydraulic attachments, construction machinery, groundwork and DIY building projects, make sure you subscribe. SUBSCRIBE AND HELP US GET TO 100,000 SUBSCRIBERS! Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one. #ConcreteMixerBucket #Concrete #Construction #PlantMachinery #C35Concrete #Groundwork #Excavator #ConstructionMachinery #HydraulicAttachments #ConcreteMixing 20:33CONCRETE On Demand! My Mixer Bucket Is Finally Working

CONCRETE On Demand! My Mixer Bucket Is Finally Working

It’s a bit of a sad day today… it’s my last day at Ironbridge! 😢 We’ve still got a couple of days next week to finish off a few bits, but the main restoration project is now coming to an end. Today, Scott and I are down at Ironbridge for the end-of-project event, where all the teams and contractors involved in the restoration work are getting together. It’s been a huge project spanning several years, and it’s great to finally see everything coming together. Other Irnbridge Restoration Video's on the channel Setting the guys up for Sandblasting these Steel Gates; https://youtu.be/ii0ssmCwZ8I?si=equLHH89CF_ffqLX Welding up these Steel Purlins; https://youtu.be/7qjcdJhPfYU?si=8o0s-uuwNTuPCJO7 Sandblasting Shocking Rust Damage: https://youtu.be/8jdSv5UV7n8?si=DrqfMoiuQSJ0nR8z Apex Steel Corrosion: https://youtu.be/MkOWiBkHCFw?si=pcDPEdtlLWd_K7Dc 400 Year Old Secret: https://youtu.be/8C3rg66Icus?si=Dc5LovdYAr5um0p3 Fabrication Nightmare: https://youtu.be/7BSl4qBteVs?si=tnf4omSamGDT8dif Birthplace of the Industrial Revolution: https://youtu.be/LABGT5FHb94?si=Tcpy1L3roWeY_wNg How we Repaired Rotten Purlin: https://youtu.be/44iw60iwMYk?si=-NqMyafvxNkeRpgw How we Installed Cintec Masonry Anchors: https://youtu.be/po-DVCWh5t4?si=EB7IOD9lYHOLjb98 Blists Hill Ironbridge: https://youtu.be/po-DVCWh5t4?si=EB7IOD9lYHOLjb98 In this video, I take one last look around the outside of the site, including: 🔨 The completed restoration work 🌱 The new turf and landscaping 🚧 Removing the temporary access road 🧱 New brick edging and hardstanding 🪨 Fresh gravel and paths 🏗️ The work around the old furnace 💦 The final bits of watering and tidying up 👋 And saying goodbye to Ironbridge! It’s been a brilliant project to be involved with, and it’s strange knowing that we’re nearly finished. If you’ve never visited Ironbridge in Telford, Shropshire, it’s definitely worth a visit. There’s loads of history and some incredible restoration work to see. Thanks for watching, and I’ll see you on the next one! #Ironbridge #Restoration #Construction #Heritage #Telford #Shropshire #Landscaping #ConstructionLife #ProjectComplete #BuildingRestoration 4:03Last Day at Ironbridge! The Restoration Project Is Finished

Last Day at Ironbridge! The Restoration Project Is Finished

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Experts In Restoration

We are a specialist restoration contractor providing conservation and restoration services for listed and historic buildings, monuments and landmarks. Our team of highly skilled specialists work on some of the most cherished structures across the UK, ensuring they can be enjoyed by future generations.

Experienced Management

Our time-served management staff have a wealth of on-site experience having worked their way through the ranks of the construction industry. This allows us to understand all aspects and intricacies of the projects we undertake.

Professional Team

We provide our own in-house team to see through projects from start to finish, sub-contracting out minimal elements. All our craftsmen are friendly, approachable and knowledgeable, ensuring we deliver effective solutions with a proactive “adapt and overcome” attitude.

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