The completion of heritage works at St. James Church in Slaithwaite stands as a remarkable example of successful heritage preservation. By addressing funding challenges, prioritizing heritage preservation, engaging the community, and incorporating sustainability, this project ensured the continued preservation of a cherished cultural and historical landmark. St. James Church now stands as a symbol of the power of community involvement in preserving our shared heritage.

Our works included stabilisation, stonework repairs, design and installation of new capitol, replacement of weathered stone, careful removal of vegetation from the masonry, crack repairs, complete repointing in lime mortar, installation of steel steps, replacement/repair of corroded cast iron balustrades to the capitol, bespoke bird boxes, new roofing, waterproofing, replacement windows, new lightning protection.

Demolition, stripping out and site clearance to exterior and interior.•Below ground drainage.•New concrete strip foundations to stair core and lift shaft.•New limecrete and suspended timber ground floors.•Cleaning of masonry walls.•Terracotta & Faience repairs.•Lime point to external walls.•New blockwork walls.•Repair of existing timber floors.•Repair of the existing natural slate roof and flat roof.•Abutment and parapet gutters and decoration of Rainwater Goods.•Repair of existing multi-paned casements.•New shopfronts.•New panelled external doors.

Our team carried out extensive restoration works including Asbestos removal, Stripping the slate roof and preserving slates for reuse, Structural steel installation, Timberwork, Restoration of rooflights, Conservation and redecoration of rainwater goods, Restoration and restabilising of stone roof urns, Replacement of missing and deteriorated brickwork, Rebuilding chimney stacks, Restoration of Timber Lanterns, Lime mortar repointing, Joinery works to lantern over main stairs, Extensive leadwork repair and replacement, Parapet restoration to elevations and courtyard, Ironwork conservation. Works carried out in consideration to Myerscough College who teach on site and sympathetic to regular filming and events taking place at the Hall.

Situated in the heart of the bustling market town of Stockport, this historic building forms part of The Underbanks Conservation Area in Stockport, situated on a pedestrian street. With our vast experience in working on similar projects we were appointed to refurbish the façade of the building and extensive internal alterations

One of the first purpose built moot halls in England Moot Hall in Appleby is a late 16th century building with alterations up until the 20th century which houses the tourist information centre, exhibition room and is also used for Town Council meetings.

Moot Hall is located within the centre of Appleby surrounded by a mix of commercial, retail, recreational and residential buildings.