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One of our masons, Harry, will be taking part in a triathlon on Sunday 20th September.

Please sponsor him if you can and share this post to help spread the word.

Good Luck Harry!

Ilkley Triathalon for Sue Ryder Help Kendall Philipson raise money to support Sue Ryder

We're pleased to share that our project in Tameside is progressing really well, with the scaffolding now fully erected and the works moving forward on schedule.

Our team is currently undertaking:
- Removal and installation of new windows
- Installation of a new flat roof system
- Repointing works Structural repairs and alterations

It's great to see the project taking shape thanks to the hard work and dedication of everyone on site.

We're looking forward to sharing more updates as the transformation continues.

A few progress photos from our roofing and RWG works at Bankfield Museum.

We're pleased to say the project is now nearing completion, with the finished result really starting to take shape.

Great work by everyone involved looking forward to sharing the completed project soon.

Wishing the very best of luck to our Site Manager Elliott tonight as he takes on an incredible challenge 👏

He’ll be walking overnight from Huddersfield Town FC to Bolton Wanderers FC, aiming to arrive in time for kick-off all in support of two fantastic causes: the Bereavement Café and the BWFC Remembrance Group.

This is no small challenge, and it’s all for an incredibly meaningful cause. Your determination and commitment are truly inspiring, Elliott.

If you can, please show your support and help raise awareness for these important groups.

Good luck, we’ll all be cheering you on every step of the way! 💙

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We recently completed a series of croquet replacements using Lithomex mortar, delivering seamless repairs that blend strength with a high-quality finish.

Our skilled masons carefully removed damaged sections and reinstated the details with precision, ensuring the new work matches the existing structure both visually and structurally. Lithomex continues to be a reliable choice for this type of repair, allowing us to achieve durable results without compromising on appearance.

Consistently maintaining our high standards, with attention to detail, craftsmanship, and long-lasting quality at the forefront.

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As a Scheduled Monument and Grade I listed structure, it’s fantastic to see this important conservation project moving forward. These vital works will help ensure the Keep remains structurally stable for the next 800 years, safeguarding its heritage for future generations.

Keep an eye out for further updates as we continue to make progress on this exciting project.

The works are coming along nicely at the National Coal Mining Museum👷‍♂️

Good progress across the site with plenty happening, including:
• Lime mortar repointing
• Roof repairs
• Rainwater goods upgrades
• Window replacements and restoration
• Masonry indents
• Lime wash to selected areas
• Timber restoration and decoration

It’s great to see the steady transformation while maintaining the character of the buildings intact.

A solid team effort on a really worthwhile heritage project!

We are proud of the progress so far, and we look forward to sharing updates as we move through the stages of the project.

We are expanding our team, and we’re looking for both Stone Fixers and Joiners to help us deliver exceptional work on historic building projects across the UK!

As our order book grows, we are proud to be involved in the restoration of some of the most iconic and cherished structures in the country. If you have experience in the restoration sector and want to be part of a dynamic and passionate team, we’d love to hear from you.

What we offer:
Opportunity to work on historic building projects nationwide
A supportive, growing team
Competitive salary and benefits
Career development and progression

If you’re based in the north of England and ready to join our team please apply today!

Please send CV’s to [email protected]

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On Friday we had the opportunity to visit the Rowntree’s Library in York, where we previously carried out restoration work.
Seeing the building now, fully restored and open to the public, was incredibly rewarding. The space looks fantastic, and it is great to see such an important part of York’s heritage preserved and brought back to life for the community to enjoy.
Projects like this remind us why restoration work matters so much: respecting the history, craftsmanship, and character of a place while giving it a new future.

A brilliant outcome and a pleasure to have been involved.