Our Work
Recent Projects
A selection of our recent lime work on period homes, cottages, farmhouses and listed buildings across Swindon, Wiltshire and the neighbouring counties. Click any project to see the photos and read what we did.
A timber-framed gable in Inkpen rebuilt around a new oak frame, with the brick infill relaid in lime mortar.
A new straw-bale wall finished in lime render, applied by hand to keep the bales dry and breathable.
Brick infill panels carefully removed from a timber-framed house so new timbers could go in, then rebuilt in lime.
A traditional flint and brick wall repaired and repointed in lime mortar to stabilise it.
A Cotswold stone house fully raked out and repointed in lime mortar.
A stone house raked out and repointed in lime, with damaged sections of wall rebuilt.
Old arches removed, a reclaimed beam fitted over the fireplace and the chimney breast finished in lime-hemp plaster.
A brick terrace raked out and repointed in lime, with rebuilding and brick replacement where needed.
A farmhouse with bad damp: cement plaster stripped out and the walls replastered in an NHL 2 lime mix.
Walls and sloping ceilings re-lathed and plastered in lime, the traditional way.
Traditional lime repairs to the stonework at Friars Court.
Failing cement render stripped off to reveal the original flint and brick walls underneath.
A Victorian bay-fronted house repointed in lime mortar, with brick repairs.
