Business Details
We are Midland Masonry, a conservation and restoration specialist established in 1967. With over five decades of experience, we have dedicated ourselves to the meticulous repair and conservation of historic structures. Our team of professionals possesses a thorough understanding of both traditional construction methods and modern technology. We pride ourselves on preserving the traditional skills essential to this highly specialised sphere of work. Each project we undertake is individually assessed, and we select team members based on their particular skills and expertise. We work closely with our clients, using authentic materials to achieve the best possible results. Our vast experience allows us to approach the most intricate and complex projects with great confidence.
We regularly collaborate with English Heritage and local conservation officers, ensuring we are sensitive to their detailed requirements. Our craftsmen are adept at repairing stonework, brickwork, terracotta, faience, and stucco rendering to the high standards these authorities expect. We have successfully completed a wide range of projects, from major heritage sites to domestic properties, across a broad geographic area. Our commitment to client satisfaction is demonstrated through the positive feedback we consistently receive from project managers and clients alike. We remain dedicated to delivering a comprehensive, high-quality service that honours the integrity of every building we touch.
We regularly collaborate with English Heritage and local conservation officers, ensuring we are sensitive to their detailed requirements. Our craftsmen are adept at repairing stonework, brickwork, terracotta, faience, and stucco rendering to the high standards these authorities expect. We have successfully completed a wide range of projects, from major heritage sites to domestic properties, across a broad geographic area. Our commitment to client satisfaction is demonstrated through the positive feedback we consistently receive from project managers and clients alike. We remain dedicated to delivering a comprehensive, high-quality service that honours the integrity of every building we touch.
Highlights and features
- We have over 55 years of experience in repair and conservation.
- Our team works closely with English Heritage and local conservation officers.
- We use authentic materials and preserve traditional craft skills.
- Each project is individually assessed for its unique repair needs.
- We have successfully completed projects on cathedrals, castles, and listed buildings.
Services
Stonemasonry Restoration
Our stonemasonry restoration service addresses the repair of stonework on historic and modern structures. We serve clients managing cathedrals, churches, castles, and private properties. This service ensures structural integrity and aesthetic authenticity, preserving the building's original character for future generations.
Conservation
We provide conservation services focused on the careful preservation of historic buildings. Our team works with English Heritage and local conservation officers to meet stringent requirements. This service benefits owners of listed buildings and heritage sites requiring sensitive, expert care.
Brickwork
Our brickwork service includes expert repairs and lime mortar pointing for both heritage and modern properties. We have recently completed such work in Derby and West Bromwich. This service restores structural stability and visual harmony to brick masonry.
Terracotta Repairs
We specialise in repairing terracotta and faience, including intricate work on Art Deco facades. Our team recently completed terracotta repairs on a facade in Nottingham. This service restores decorative architectural elements to their original condition with precision.
Sympathetic Cleaning
Our Powa Pak cleaning side carries out sympathetic cleaning for all property types, from listed buildings to new builds. We serve both public buildings and private dwellings across the Midlands. This service removes dirt and pollutants without damaging the underlying materials.
