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Preserving our historic churches is about more than repairing old buildings – it's about protecting the craftsmanship and character that make them so special. We're proud to have been involved in the chancel repair works at St Michael's Church, Crambe, providing services to help ensure this important heritage building can be enjoyed for future generations. The chancel had previously been pointed with a mixture of mortars including some cementitious which were trapping moistur

As the church hall renovation enters its final stages, one of the most rewarding aspects of the project has been seeing the new locally carved stonework take its place within the building. Stone has always been central to the character and longevity of historic buildings, and this project demonstrates how traditional materials and skilled craftsmanship can continue to play an important role in their future. Carefully carved by local craftsmen, the new stonework has been desig

The first phase of the works at The Church of the Immaculate Conception, Sicklinghall, is now complete, supporting the long-term preservation of this Grade II listed church and its historic architectural character. The works included: • External repointing with lime mortar. • Removal of inappropriate cementitious mortar repairs. • Sensitive redecoration in suitable paint to enhance original architectural features. Phase two works will continue the repairs to further preserve

Starting on 2nd December our social media pages featured a highlight from each month of 2024. What better way to demonstrate the...

We are delighted to announce that Alexa, who heads up our Ecclesiastical and Conservation teams, has been appointed as a Partner at...