Historic building renovation in Shropshire

Welcome to our showcase. Below are some of the historic building renovation and conservation projects that we have undertaken with great care, and we feel the results speak for themselves. Please browse and enjoy.

The Barn & Waterwheel

We removed a historic barn from a local estate and re-erected it using traditional timber frame repairs. It now houses an office and garaging. The waterwheel is circa 1820 and was designed to drive farm machinery. The bell tower was designed in association with the local conservation officer to replicate that which was originally on this barn. We built a new hurst frame for the bell, and using our own crane we hoisted the completed bell tower into position.

The Vicarage

The new vicarage was designed and constructed to match the original Victorian vicarage and incorporated the latest technology to provide heating and lighting.

We worked carefully and efficiently to ensure that the building plans matched, but with the features being modernised to suit modern day standards.

The Vicarage

The new vicarage was designed and constructed to match the original Victorian vicarage and incorporated the latest technology to provide heating and lighting.

We worked carefully and efficiently to ensure that the building plans matched, but with the features being modernised to suit modern day standards.

The Hoffman Lime Kiln

The first picture shows the Hoffman Lime Kiln at Llanymynech in the early stages of masonry consolidation.

The second picture is of the kiln nearing completion of the consolidation works.

The White Tower Folly

This folly called The White Tower was in need of complete internal restoration.
The second photo shows the restored White Tower with a section left to reveal the original state.

The White Tower Folly

This folly called The White Tower was in need of complete internal restoration.
The second photo shows the restored White Tower with a section left to reveal the original state.