New Lighting Scheme Installation On Listed Building Wardley Hall is a Grade I Listed building dating from the 16th Century. The hall is situated in the historic township of Worsley and the ancient Parish of Eccles, in the Hundred of Salford. It is described as an important survivor of the open hall courtyard type house […]
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
St Mary Magdalene is a Grade II Listed church in the heart of Clitheroe, Lancashire. The church has served the community for hundreds of years with the first definite reference to St Mary Magdalene’s church made in 1122. In the early fifteenth century the structure was pulled down and rebuilt. The tower and the stonework
The St James the Great, Haydock church was consecrated in 1866. It was extended in the 1880s due to the church being too small to accommodate the growing population of Haydock. The church was then formally re-opened in 1891 and consecrated in 1892. More recent alterations have included the provision of a new chapel. The
The Anderton Boat Lift is a two caisson lift lock linking the Trent and Mersey Canal and the River Weaver. The boat lift was built in 1875. It was in use until 1983 when it was closed due to corrosion. Recent restoration work was carried out and the boat lift was re-opened in 2002. The
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
On this project in Cheshire we under took maintenance work to this large private house. Areas to the rear, side & front required Lime Pointing. Our Team of Restoration Specialist had to carefully remove the existing Lime Pointing Mortar from the 2mm Ashlar Stone Block. We applied a new Lime Mortar carefully taping the joints
This award winning project involved Restoration & Repair work to a 400 year old oak Frame Building. The project took 14 months to complete and was awarded RICS Building Conservation Project of the Year 2014. The Building was in a very poor state and required major ground & structural work before restoration could begin. The Oak
