Former Education Office – Dioceses of Salford Next to Salford Cathedral in Greater Manchester are the Former Education Offices. It is a Grade II Listed building on the A6 undergoing various restoration works. On top of the building is a cupola – a small structure to let in light and air. This one, dating back […]
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The Grade I Listed Hall Browsholme Hall in the heart of the Ribble Valley, is a privately owned Grade I Listed Elizabethan house, named as Lancashire’s oldest family home. Construction of the hall dates back to the original house which was built around 1507 and is arguably the finest surviving antiquarian interior in England. Browsholme
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UK Restoration Services were contracted by HSBC to undertake restoration work of the façade at their branch in Cromer, North Norfolk. Restoring HSBC Bank, Cromer, Norfolk Works Required The stonework and terracotta to the front elevation of the building were showing various degrees of decay. The previous paint on the stonework was beginning to peel
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The Bridge and Settlement Grisedale Bridge is a Grade II listed structure situated over Grisedale Beck within the Parish of Garsdale. Although it sits in south east Cumbria, it is located within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The bridge provides access to a deserted small settlement which comprises of two further early 17th Century listed
Lime Pointing And Rebedding – Grade II Listed Bridge over Grisedale Beck, Cumbria. Read More »
Twin Arch Bridge is an impressive structure that was built around 1847 when the Whitby-Pickering railway was upgraded from horse to steam power. Although the main railway was diverted away from this bridge in 1865, it remained in occasional use until the early 20th century. The bridge now carries only walkers on the Rail Trail
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The UK Restoration Team has been conducting extensive restoration work throughout Burnley Town Hall since January 2019. Phase 1 Roofing work was completed at the End of April, which involved a complete re-roofing of the North West Elevations, along with repairs to stone work, guttering and lead details. Phase 2 of the Roofing repairs is
UK Restoration Services were contracted to relocate the Gin Race from Former Cockhill Farm near Doncaster, land now within the Holme Hall Quarry, to the Yorkshire Museum of Farming in Murton, York. The Quarry that owned the land were due to take up the area and most of the former farmland had already been cleared
The Leigh Spinners Mills is Grade II* listed and is one of the finest mill buildings in the country. It is an intact double mill complete with engine houses, mill lodge and chimney. The East block was built in 1913 and the West block was built in 1923. At peak production the mill contained over
Blaenavon Ironworks is one of the best preserved 18th century ironworks in Europe. It was the first purpose multi-furnace ironworks in Wales and in its era was at the cutting edge of technology. In the year 2000, Blaenavon Industrial Landscape was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2014, we were contracted by CADW to
In May 2013 we won the contract to restore this Grade 2 II Listed church building. Works started on the church August 2013. The restoration project was to take 12 weeks to complete. Our restoration team travelled daily into Yorkshire to to conduct the work. The church is located in a small village in Yorkshire called
This project involved the Consolidation & Stabilisation of this Grade 2 Listed building in Bedfordshire. The barn was originally constructed in 16 century using locally sourced stone & clay as building mortar. The conservation officer had to approve all the works we under took on the Grade II Listed Building. All works on listed buildings in
