Stone Repair

Don’t let anyone other than a stonemason repair your stonework

Builders tend to use cement rather than lime mortar which lets the stone breathe. Such repairs will not last long before they start to disintegrate and look terrible. But don’t worry, everything is fixable.

Stone restoration that lasts

When a stonemason repairs stonework he or she will try to keep as much of the original as possible (saving you money) and will carve replacement pieces to the architect’s original specification using limestone and sandstone sourced from the original quarries. The new pieces are then bonded to the original with lime mortar as opposed to cement. Only then do you get a result which is built to last and which complements your building. The whole process can take as little as a few weeks. For peace of mind and to discuss your project call Geraint on 07803 908066 for a free no obligation chat.

Some recent Stone Restoration projects

A Bay Window Restoration
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Recreating a brand new Victorian Bay

A Victorian Terrace Window
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Restoring original stone features in a Conservation Area

A Gothic Porch Restoration
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Restoring stone features on listed buildings

See more examples of my recent stone repairs and restoration work

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Testimonials

We were delighted with the craftsmanship, attention to detail and value of the service and work we received from you and and your colleagues.  The quote was accurate and you held to it, and the finished stonework looks lovely as well as being a secure investment for the future resilience of the porch and roof areas.  We shall certainly be looking to you in future years for further projects.  Not only was the crafstmanship and costing very good, we found your team to be pleasant, polite, clean and tidy and always alert to issues affecting the congregation and willing to adapt accordingly.
The Rev Dr Gordon Giles, St Mary Magdalene, Enfield