https://conserveconnect.com/services/united-kingdom?format=rss&page=13&location_id=2 ConserveConnect en DME Slate Roofing Ltd – Collyweston Slating & Heritage RoofingDME Slate Roofing Ltd is a roofing contractor based in Stamford, Lincolnshire, specialising in Collyweston stone slating. Its services also include blue slate roofing, roof tiling, leadwork, repairs and replacement guttering. The business is run by Darren and Kelly Ellis and undertakes conservation roofing, complete re-roofing and smaller repair projects.The company's published team profile includes specialist Collyweston slaters, carpenters, stonemasons and supporting site staff. Its website presents work on existing properties and new buildings, with particular emphasis on traditional roofing and the practical requirements of maintaining older roofs.Collyweston Stone SlatingCollyweston slating is the company's principal specialism. DME undertakes work ranging from localised repairs to complete re-roofing, with its published examples covering smaller projects, conservation work, church roofing and details around dormers and valleys.Collyweston is a traditional stone roofing material associated with Stamford, north Northamptonshire and neighbouring areas. Its distinctive appearance contributes to the character of many historic buildings and townscapes. Repairing these roofs requires an understanding of the material and the traditional construction details, rather than treating them as interchangeable with modern tiled roofs.Owners and professional advisers can contact DME to discuss an existing Collyweston roof, the extent of deterioration and the proposed repair or renewal work. The scope of a commission should establish which materials can be retained and what replacement material is appropriate for the building.Blue Slate Roofing & Re-roofingDME also provides blue slate roofing for existing properties and new-build projects. Its published services include complete re-roofing, installation using new or reclaimed slates, and repairs to existing slate coverings.This provides an additional option for projects involving traditional slate roofs rather than Collyweston stone. The choice between new and reclaimed materials can be discussed in relation to the existing roof, the desired appearance and the project specification.Peg Tiles & Other Roof CoveringsRoof tiling is included within the service range, with peg tiles featured on the company's website. DME also illustrates replica and alternative coverings, including Bradstone products, for projects where such materials are appropriate.These alternatives should be distinguished from authentic Collyweston stone slating. For a historic property, the decision to change a roof covering should be considered with the relevant conservation adviser and any required approvals, rather than assuming that a visually similar product is an equivalent conservation repair.Roof Repairs & LeadworkThe company offers visits to discuss roof problems and identify possible repairs. Its repair service explicitly covers blue slate, Collyweston slate and leadwork, alongside its wider roofing activities.This service is relevant to owners seeking advice on an existing defect as well as those considering a larger renewal programme. The investigation and proposed work should be agreed for the individual roof, with particular attention to the condition of surviving materials and the details of the affected area.Leadwork is also advertised as a separate service. Enquiries can address lead repairs as part of an existing roofing problem or the leadwork requirements of a wider roofing commission.Guttering & Rainwater DisposalDME supplies and installs replacement guttering, either within a roofing package or as a separate commission. Its published options include standard plastic guttering and cast-iron detailing.For historic buildings, the specification should take account of the existing rainwater goods and the appearance of the property. Ask the company to identify the proposed material, profile and extent of replacement when preparing the quotation.Discussing a ProjectInitial enquiries can include the property address, photographs of the roof, a description of any leaks or visible defects, and information about the existing covering. For conservation projects, include any available survey, specification or advice from the architect or conservation professional.The company is based in Stamford. Project availability and geographical coverage should be confirmed directly, together with access requirements, the proposed materials and the scope of the quotation.Contact DME Slate Roofing LtdPublished contact address:196 Casterton RoadStamford, LincolnshirePE9 2XXOffice: 01780 762472Mobile: 07715 624419Email: dmeslateroofing@gmail.comWebsite: dmeslateroofing.com https://conserveconnect.com/services/dme-slate-roofing-ltd b4a528955b84f584974e92d025a75d1f Thu, 22 Oct 2026 22:15:40 +0000 Leadwork Roofing Dobanti Chartered Surveyors: Expertise in Building ConservationMission: Delivering High-Quality Building Surveys and Property ServicesDobanti Chartered Surveyors, based in Tunbridge Wells, is an independent, RICS-regulated practice committed to providing high-quality building surveys and a comprehensive range of property-related services to both residential and commercial clients throughout the South East and London. Their mission is to ensure clients feel confident and well-informed about their property decisions.Comprehensive Services for Residential and Commercial PropertiesDobanti offers a wide array of services tailored to meet the needs of various clients. For residential properties, they provide pre-acquisition building surveys, helping potential homeowners make informed decisions. In the commercial sector, their services include detailed property surveys, land surveys, and project management, ensuring that all aspects of property acquisition and development are professionally managed.Specialization in Building Pathology and Heritage InvestigationsWith a passion for old and complex buildings, Dobanti specializes in building pathology and heritage investigations. They excel in fault diagnosis and the assessment of historic structures, ensuring that conservation professionals and heritage enthusiasts receive expert guidance in maintaining and restoring valuable architectural assets.Expert Witness and Dispute Resolution ServicesUnderstanding that construction disputes can arise, Dobanti provides expert witness and dispute resolution services. Their extensive experience in the building and construction industry enables them to offer authoritative advice and mediation, assisting clients in navigating and resolving conflicts effectively.Educational Contributions and Industry EngagementBeyond their core services, Dobanti contributes to the industry through specialist article and report writing. Founder Tim Doherty has a long association with 'Build It' magazine, sharing insights and knowledge that benefit homeowners, builders, and conservation professionals alike. This commitment to education underscores their dedication to advancing best practices in building conservation and property management. https://conserveconnect.com/services/dobanti-chartered-surveyors 298f95e1bf9136124592c8d4825a06fc Mon, 27 Jan 2025 22:12:35 +0000 Chartered Surveyors Dolmen Conservation & Joinery is a distinguished UK-based company specialising in the conservation and repair of historic buildings, with a particular focus on English vernacular carpentry. Their mission is to deliver high-quality, intelligent solutions that marry traditional craftsmanship with modern technologies, ensuring the preservation of the nation's architectural heritage. Whether it's a quaint cottage or a national monument, Dolmen approaches each project with meticulous attention to detail and a deep respect for historical integrity.The company's expertise encompasses a broad spectrum of services tailored to the needs of building conservation professionals, homeowners, and enthusiasts. Their historic building consultancy offers comprehensive advice on renovation projects, including timber surveys, repair schedules, and assistance with listed building applications. Dolmen's conservation carpentry combines traditional skills with modern techniques to restore and stabilise wooden structures, while their timber conservation services address cleaning, de-frassing, and bespoke woodcarving to preserve fragile timber elements.A notable aspect of Dolmen's offering is their commitment to sustainable timber sourcing. Operating their own sawmill and managing local woodlands in Kent, they specialise in curved timbers, quarter sawing, and air-dried beams, maintaining a substantial stock of locally sourced oak. This sustainable approach not only supports environmental stewardship but also ensures the availability of high-quality materials for bespoke architectural joinery.Dolmen's portfolio includes prestigious projects such as specialist timber repairs on the Nave and Aisle roofs of Canterbury Cathedral, part of the Canterbury Journey initiative. They have also collaborated with esteemed organisations like Insall Associates, Purcell Architects, and EAR Shephard, reflecting their reputation for excellence in the field. Their work on the 16th-century Old Curiosity Shop in Holborn, London, in partnership with Sykes & Son Ltd, further exemplifies their capability in handling complex conservation projects.For those seeking expert guidance and craftsmanship in historic building conservation, Dolmen Conservation & Joinery offers a comprehensive suite of services grounded in tradition, innovation, and sustainability. Their dedication to preserving the architectural legacy of the UK makes them a valuable partner for any conservation endeavour.  https://conserveconnect.com/services/dolmen-conservation-joinery 950a4152c2b4aa3ad78bdd6b366cc179 Mon, 23 Dec 2024 22:27:26 +0000 Heritage Conservation & Restoration Dolmen Conservation & Joinery Ltd: Masters of English Vernacular CarpentryMission: Preserving Historic Structures with ExpertiseDolmen Conservation & Joinery Ltd is dedicated to the repair and conservation of historic buildings, combining traditional carpentry skills with modern technologies. Their ethos emphasizes a high-quality, intelligent approach to maintaining the integrity and heritage of structures across the UK.Comprehensive Services for Building ConservationDolmen offers a range of specialized services, including historic building consultancy, conservation carpentry, and timber conservation. Their expertise encompasses timber surveys and reports, preparation of repair schedules, and submission of Listed building applications. By collaborating with esteemed firms such as Insall Associates and Purcell Architects, Dolmen ensures meticulous attention to detail in every project.Specialized Craftsmanship in Timber StructuresWith a profound understanding of wooden structures, Dolmen's team of specialists is passionate about conservation carpentry. They employ sensitive cleaning, de-frassing, and bespoke woodcarving to stabilize and restore fragile timber elements. Their meticulous approach ensures that each repair maintains the structure's historical authenticity.Sustainable Timber Sourcing and ManagementDemonstrating a commitment to sustainability, Dolmen manages its own woodlands and operates a sawmill specializing in curved timbers, quarter sawing, and air-dried beams. By sourcing timber locally and managing woodlands for nearly 30 years, they achieve a genuine carbon-neutral status, aligning environmental conservation with their restoration projects.Engaging with Homeowners and EnthusiastsFor homeowners and heritage enthusiasts, Dolmen provides personalized consultations and educational resources to navigate the complexities of maintaining historic properties. Their services empower clients to make informed decisions that honor the heritage of their homes while ensuring durability and sustainability.Dolmen Conservation & Joinery Ltd stands as a beacon of excellence in the building heritage conservation industry, offering unparalleled expertise and a genuine passion for preserving the UK's architectural legacy. https://conserveconnect.com/services/dolmen-conservation-joinery-ltd a3c65c2974270fd093ee8a9bf8ae7d0b Mon, 25 Nov 2024 09:20:42 +0000 Bespoke Joinery Don Barker is a distinguished artisan blacksmith in the UK, renowned for his exceptional craftsmanship in creating and restoring architectural and ecclesiastical ironwork. With over 40 years of experience, he has been entrusted with numerous prestigious commissions for nationally significant and iconic buildings, delivering the same level of care and attention to detail in both large-scale projects and smaller tasks.Throughout his career, Don has contributed to a wide array of projects, including the creation of bespoke ironwork for churches and cathedrals across the British Isles. His work encompasses items such as votive candles, reliquaries, tabernacles, flower stands, lighting, weathervanes, altars, and crosses, each uniquely designed to complement the specific site. Notably, he crafted Gothic-style lamps for the State Entrance of Westminster Abbey, showcasing his ability to blend traditional design with functional artistry.In addition to his creative endeavors, Don has played a significant role in the preservation of historic ironwork. His company has been involved in the faithful restoration, reproduction, and conservation of antique metalwork, offering comprehensive consultation services that include detailed professional reports. By employing experienced craftsmen with extensive knowledge of traditional materials and methods, Don ensures that restoration projects maintain the integrity and authenticity of the original pieces.Don's expertise and dedication to the craft have been recognized through his involvement with the Worshipful Company of Blacksmiths in London, where he served as Prime Warden (Master). He was the first working smith to hold this prestigious position in over two centuries and is a recipient of the Company's Silver Medal, reflecting his significant contributions to the field of blacksmithing.Although Don has retired from active smithing, he remains available for consultation, design work, and project management. His legacy continues to influence the blacksmithing community, inspiring both contemporaries and future generations to uphold the high standards of craftsmanship and dedication that define his illustrious career. https://conserveconnect.com/services/don-barker-artisan-blacksmith 2838023a778dfaecdc212708f721b788 Sun, 10 Nov 2024 17:42:37 +0000 Wrought Ironwork Donald Insall Associates – Conservation Architects & Heritage ConsultantsDonald Insall Associates, also known as DIA, is an employee-owned architectural practice and heritage consultancy founded in 1958. Its work combines the care of historic buildings with their adaptation for continued use, alongside new architecture in sensitive settings and advice on the development of towns and cities.The practice works with private owners, country estates, public institutions, local authorities, developers and preservation trusts. Its role is architectural and advisory: investigating significance, developing proposals and guiding projects, rather than supplying building trades as a conservation contractor.Conservation ArchitectureServices include feasibility and options studies, condition surveys, quinquennial inspections, historic interiors, repair design and funding advice. The practice works with churches, cathedrals, memorials and historic landscapes as well as individual buildings.Its approach begins with understanding a place's history, materials and construction. The aim is to identify how change can support continued use while respecting the qualities that make a building significant.Heritage ConsultancyHeritage services include impact assessments, conservation management planning, designation advice, building recording and expert-witness work. Published capabilities also include digital heritage, geographic information systems and three-dimensional surveys. Consultancy can support an external design team or be combined with DIA's architectural services.Reuse, Retrofit & New DesignDIA designs adaptations, extensions and new buildings in historic settings. Its published approach considers the character, materials and use of the existing place when developing new interventions.Sustainability is addressed through the continued use of existing buildings, decisions about materials and consideration of whole-life carbon. The practice advocates durable, adaptable designs rather than assessing environmental performance solely through energy use in occupation.Townscape & Wider SettingsThe practice provides townscape and visual impact assessments, advice for masterplans and specialist advocacy. This work considers how the scale, views and setting of a proposal relate to the surrounding historic environment.Selected Project ExperienceWestminster Hall, Palace of WestminsterBetween 2010 and 2020, Donald Insall Associates worked with Alan Baxter and the UK Parliament on a phased conservation programme at Westminster Hall. The work addressed masonry, windows, the medieval hammerbeam roof and the roof lantern. The project received a 2024 European Heritage Award / Europa Nostra Award, recognising a programme that combined detailed investigation, fabric conservation and carefully integrated improvements.The Camellia House, Wentworth WoodhouseDIA designed the conservation and reuse of the Grade II*-listed Camellia House as a public tearoom and events venue. The project retained the historic camellias in place during construction and combined traditional repairs with improvements including a ground-source heat pump and rainwater harvesting. It received a 2025 European Heritage Award / Europa Nostra Award.John Rylands Library, ManchesterThe practice was the architect for the John Rylands Library's Next Chapter project, working with the University of Manchester and exhibition designers Nissen Richards Studio. Completed in 2025, the project renewed exhibition and visitor spaces, introduced a specialist imaging laboratory and created flexible accommodation for events and teaching within the Grade I-listed library. The work illustrates the adaptation of a historic institution to support research and public access.Professional RecognitionDonald Insall Associates appears in RIBA's practice directory and the Institute of Historic Building Conservation's Historic Environment Service Providers Recognition (HESPR) scheme. Its team includes architects individually registered with Architects Accredited in Building Conservation (AABC).The practice has been a Certified B Corporation since July 2024. B Corp certification concerns the business's social and environmental performance; it is distinct from professional architectural registration and individual conservation accreditation.Discussing a ProjectInitial enquiries can identify the property or site, its location, any heritage designation and the proposed scope of work. Existing drawings, surveys and photographs can help explain whether the requirement is for architectural design, specialist heritage advice, a condition assessment or townscape analysis.The practice has a UK-wide remit supported by regional teams. Confirm the appropriate studio, proposed professional team and scope of appointment directly.Contact Donald Insall AssociatesLondon office:12 Devonshire StreetLondon W1G 7ABTelephone: 020 7245 9888Email: info@dia.co.ukWebsite: dia.co.uk https://conserveconnect.com/services/donald-insall-associates 4c5bde74a8f110656874902f07378009 Sun, 08 Dec 2024 13:40:29 +0000 Architects Dorothea Restorations: Preserving the UK's Architectural Metalwork HeritageMission: Ethical Conservation and RestorationFounded in 1974, Dorothea Restorations is dedicated to the ethical conservation and restoration of the UK's architectural and industrial heritage. Their mission emphasizes the use of traditional techniques and materials to maintain the authenticity and historical significance of structures. By adhering to a comprehensive conservation policy, they ensure that each project respects the original craftsmanship while incorporating robust engineering solutions.Comprehensive Restoration ServicesDorothea Restorations offers a wide array of services tailored to the needs of building conservation professionals, homeowners, and enthusiasts. Their expertise encompasses the restoration of architectural metalwork features such as gates, railings, windows, verandas, canopies, roof lights, domes, balustrades, staircases, and balconies. They also undertake the conservation of complete structures, including iron bridges, conservatories, bandstands, fountains, and glasshouses. Their skilled craftsmen work with materials like genuine wrought iron, cast iron, steel, copper, brass, bronze, tin, zinc, lead, and gilded finishes, ensuring high-quality outcomes for each project.Specialization in Heritage EngineeringBeyond architectural metalwork, Dorothea Restorations specializes in heritage engineering, focusing on the restoration of industrial machinery such as windmills and watermills. Their engineering specialists apply traditional skills to create new-build architectural metalwork and reproduce missing elements in historic settings. This dedication to preserving industrial heritage demonstrates their commitment to maintaining the UK's engineering legacy for future generations.Consultancy and Project Management ExpertiseFor building conservation professionals, Dorothea Restorations provides consultancy and project management services. Their offerings include condition surveys, feasibility studies, conservation reports, repair specifications, project costing, and comprehensive project management. With over 40 years of practical experience, the directors ensure that each project is supervised personally, focusing on details and providing immediate action when necessary. This personalized approach guarantees that projects are completed to the highest standards, respecting both historical integrity and client requirements.Commitment to Client Satisfaction and Ongoing SupportDorothea Restorations prides itself on delivering viable contracts, offering fixed-price agreements where possible, and identifying areas of uncertainty in advance. They provide periodic reporting of expenditure relative to budget, ensuring transparency throughout the project. Their commitment to client satisfaction extends beyond project completion, offering ongoing support through operator training, written guidelines, condition and safety surveys, planned maintenance, and emergency call-out services. This comprehensive support system ensures that restored structures are maintained properly, preserving their historical and functional value for years to come. https://conserveconnect.com/services/dorothea-restorations 8e98d81f8217304975ccb23337bb5761 Mon, 23 Dec 2024 17:01:15 +0000 Metalwork Restoration Preserving Britain's Brick Heritage Through Craft, Knowledge and ConservationDr Gerard Lynch is one of the United Kingdom's foremost authorities on historic brickwork conservation. Widely recognised as "The Red Mason", he has spent more than four decades researching, teaching and practising the traditional skills that underpin Britain's brick-built heritage.Combining practical craftsmanship with scholarly expertise, Dr Lynch specialises in the conservation, repair and interpretation of historic masonry ranging from Tudor and Georgian brickwork to Victorian and Edwardian buildings. His work bridges the gap between traditional building craft and modern conservation practice, helping building owners, architects, local authorities and heritage organisations understand how historic brick structures were designed to perform and how they should be repaired.A master brickmason, consultant, lecturer and published author, Dr Lynch has become internationally respected for his work on traditional lime mortars, pointing techniques, gauged brickwork, decorative brickwork, masonry diagnostics and conservation methodology. His research and publications have significantly influenced conservation practice throughout the United Kingdom and beyond.His consultancy services support a wide range of heritage projects, including listed buildings, churches, civic buildings, railway structures, conservation areas, historic estates and privately owned period properties.Whether advising on the repair of deteriorated Victorian brickwork, analysing historic mortar compositions, developing conservation specifications or delivering specialist training, Dr Lynch's approach is rooted in a deep understanding of traditional materials and historic construction methods.Specialist AreasHistoric Brickwork ConservationLime Mortars and Traditional PointingHistoric Mortar AnalysisBrick Matching and Replacement StrategiesGauged BrickworkDecorative BrickworkGeorgian BrickworkVictorian BrickworkTudor BrickworkHistoric Masonry DiagnosticsConservation SpecificationsHeritage Building SurveysConservation Training and EducationListed Building RepairRailway Heritage StructuresChurches and Ecclesiastical BuildingsConsultancy and Advisory ServicesDr Lynch provides independent consultancy and technical advice for:Historic Building OwnersConservation ArchitectsHeritage ConsultantsLocal AuthoritiesChurches and Religious OrganisationsBuilding Preservation TrustsHistoric EstatesConservation ContractorsEducational InstitutionsMuseums and Heritage OrganisationsHis expertise is frequently sought where traditional materials and construction methods require specialist interpretation to ensure appropriate conservation outcomes.Publications and ResearchDr Lynch is the author of numerous influential books, papers and technical publications on traditional brickwork and conservation practice. His work has helped shape professional understanding of historic masonry construction, traditional pointing techniques, lime mortars and gauged brickwork.His publications continue to serve as key reference works for conservation professionals, architects, surveyors and heritage practitioners.A Guardian of HeritageThrough his writing, teaching and practical conservation work, Dr Gerard Lynch has played a significant role in preserving and transmitting the traditional knowledge that underpins Britain's brick-built heritage. His work demonstrates that successful conservation is not simply about repairing buildings, but about understanding the materials, craftsmanship and cultural traditions that created them. https://conserveconnect.com/services/dr-gerard-lynch-historic-brickwork-consultant-master-brickmason 185c29dc24325934ee377cfda20e414c Tue, 02 Jun 2026 12:58:49 +0000 Brick Restoration & Conservation DRB Lime Plastering – Traditional Plastering, Rendering & Historic Building Repairs DRB Lime Plastering is a family-run business based in Royston, Hertfordshire, on the Hertfordshire–Cambridgeshire border. Led by Daniel Bunton, it specialises in lime plastering and rendering for listed and historic buildings. Its wider services include brick repointing, wattle and daub, lathing, pargetting, and reed ceilings and walls. The business's website describes Daniel as having more than 35 years of experience in the plastering industry. He is listed by the Worshipful Company of Plaisterers as a recipient of its Master Plasterer recognition in 2023. Internal Lime Plastering & External Rendering DRB provides lime finishes for both interiors and exteriors. Its published examples include chalk lime plaster and plaster applied over existing wattle-and-daub panels, alongside repairs involving the removal of failed material, fixing of oak laths and application of a new lime coat. These services are relevant to owners and professional teams seeking specialist plastering input for older properties, rather than a general modern plastering specification. Lathing, Wattle and Daub & Reed Backgrounds The business works with riven and sawn laths, with its service photographs identifying oak and larch. Wattle-and-daub examples show woven infill, split ash staves and the application of daub. Reed ceilings and walls are also included in the advertised service range. Enquiries can therefore address the background supporting a finish as well as the plaster itself. The proposed work should identify what can be retained and where local repair or replacement is required. Pargetting & Brick Repointing Decorative pargetting forms part of DRB's work, with examples of stamped patterns, bordered designs and decoration over straw-bale construction. Brick repointing is offered alongside the plastering services. For decorative commissions, provide photographs or drawings of the existing pattern and explain whether the work concerns a repair, reinstatement or new design. Lime in New Construction Although historic buildings are central to the business's profile, its services also include new construction using lime. Published examples feature timber framing and compressed earth, illustrating a service range extending beyond repairs to older properties. Craft Recognition & Project Experience Daniel Bunton's Master Plasterer recognition is an individual craft distinction. The Worshipful Company of Plaisterers explains that the award recognises a record of accomplished plastering; it is not an ongoing inspection scheme or a guarantee of future commissions. DRB also publicises its rendering work on Fishpool Street in St Albans and its connection with the 2024 Trevelyan Prize. St Albans Civic Society confirms that the restoration of 1–7a Fishpool Street received that year's restoration prize. This is recognition of the wider project, rather than a separate business accreditation or evidence that DRB undertook every element of the restoration. Planning Repairs to Historic Plaster As a general conservation principle, sound historic plaster should be retained wherever practicable. Where renewal is justified, the repair should respond to the original materials, supporting background and surviving finishes. The suitability of a lime mix depends on the construction and exposure; one specification is not appropriate for every interior or external wall. Before commissioning work, ask for an assessment of the existing condition and a clear explanation of the proposed materials, preparation, extent of repair and aftercare. Discussing a Project Initial enquiries can include the property address, photographs, details of the existing wall or ceiling construction, and any survey or specification already prepared. Confirm project availability and geographical coverage directly, together with the relevant experience for the particular repair or finish. Contact DRB Lime Plastering Published business contact address: 13 Poplar Drive Royston, Hertfordshire SG8 7HU Contact: Daniel Bunton Office: 01763 246456 Mobile: 07889 184955 Email: daniel@drblimeplastering.co.uk Website: www.drblimeplastering.co.uk https://conserveconnect.com/services/drb-lime-plastering b1eec33c726a60554bc78518d5f9b32c Fri, 23 Oct 2026 11:03:32 +0000 Lime Plastering Dunne & Co Restorations Ltd is a UK-based building and restoration company specializing in the repair and restoration of period and listed buildings. Operating primarily in Berkshire and Oxfordshire, they collaborate with conservation architects, structural engineers, and organizations such as Natural England and the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings (SPAB) to ensure the preservation of historic structures.Founded over 35 years ago, the company underwent a transition in 2021 when Joe Dunne, representing the second generation involved in the family business, took ownership and rebranded it as Dunne & Co Restorations Ltd. Joe's background in history and lifelong experience with the company have been instrumental in continuing the firm's legacy of quality craftsmanship and dedication to heritage conservation.The company's services encompass a wide range of specialized trades, including brickwork and masonry, carpentry and joinery, lime plastering, roof restoration, extensions and renovations, painting and decorating, and landscaping and gardening. Their expertise in applying traditional materials and methods ensures that repairs and restorations are sympathetic to the original construction of historic properties, preserving their character and extending their longevity.Dunne & Co Restorations Ltd is recognized for its commitment to excellence and professionalism. As a member of the Federation of Master Builders (FMB), they adhere to high standards of quality and customer service. Their portfolio includes a diverse range of projects, from large-scale, professionally managed restorations to domestic repair works, reflecting their versatility and dedication to preserving the UK's architectural heritage. https://conserveconnect.com/services/dunne-co-restorations-ltd dc912a253d1e9ba40e2c597ed2376640 Mon, 30 Dec 2024 20:43:36 +0000 Decorative Painting