St. Peter’s Church in Rylstone is a Grade II Listed building near Skipton, North Yorkshire, in the Diocese of Leeds. There has been a church on the site for centuries but the current building dates back to the 1850s, when it was restored. But in that case, restoration meant almost complete demolition and rebuild by […]
We have secured a project for the next few months over in Lincolnshire which we’re very excited about. It’s a revisit to a place we’ve worked on before – Scartho Cemetery, Grimsby. Previously we’d done some drainage work, but now we’re back for a full three-building restoration! The story was first covered by the Grimsby
We’ve officially begun work on Darwen Tower in Lancashire, with the 123-year old tower in need of restoration. The tower sits on top of Darwen Hill overlooking the town of Darwen, and while this location makes it highly noticable and iconic, it also makes it vulnerable to the elements of nature. Over time, the monument
Grisedale Beck Bridge is a Grade II listed structure on a popular walking route in South East Cumbria. Located approximately 2.6km from Garsdale, Sedbergh. UK Restoration Services have contracted to consolidate the bridge. This will ensure that it remains structurally sound and reduces any further deterioration to the structure. Although the Bridge is located in Cumbria, it
Our team recently started work at St Joseph Church Heywood. Most of the work will take place on the western elevation of the building. This will include the removal of any existing cement based pointing, cleaning of the joints, and new pointing with a lime-based mortar. Cement mortars known for their non porous properties help
