Period stone property — Oxfordshire

Portfolio

Our work

Every project on this page was carried out using traditional lime materials and methods. No cement, no shortcuts. The buildings range from Grade I and II listed Churches to unlisted period properties— each one treated with the same care and attention to its original fabric.

Church restoration

Crowmarsh, Oxfordshire

Grade 1 listed building. Repointing of exposed stonework in a matching lime mortar.

Lime mortar repointing
Boundary wall restoration

Banbury, Oxfordshire

Careful Rebuild of stone wall to match existing rebuilt with a soft lime mortar matched to the original. Structural repairs to collapsed sections using reclaimed Cotswold stone.

Lime mortar repointing
Manor house re-rendering

Upper Hayford, Oxfordshire

Existing stonework raked out and repointed, verge tiles carefully rebedded, and all joints finished with traditional lime mortar.

Lime mortar repointing
Interior lime plaster

Tilehurst, West Berkshire

Defective cement pointing raked out and replaced with traditional lime mortar pointing.

Lime mortar repointing
Barn conversion

Henley, Oxfordshire

Damaged sections of the gable-end brickwork were partially rebuilt, with all associated brickwork repointed to provide a sound and cohesive finish.

Lime mortar repointing
Thatched cottage

Abingdon, Oxfordshire

Collapsed section of dry stone wall dismantled and rebuilt, with stones reset and interlocked to restore structural integrity and maintain the wall's traditional appearance.

Lime mortar repointing

Have a project in mind?

We're always happy to visit a property and give an honest assessment of what's needed. No obligation, no hard sell.