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A GRADE II LISTED FARMHOUSE
The roof was stripped off and replaced with a new Penryn Welsh slate. The chimney stacks were rebuilt using a lime mortar mix and the rainwater guttering was renewed using cast iron with specially made wall brackets.
CONVERTED OUTBUILDINGS
A new handmade clay plain tile was used to compliment the adjoining buildings.
TOWNHOUSE
Recent refurbishment of a large townhouse. The original Welsh slates were stripped off and reused along with the natural stone ridge cappings.
NEW BUILDS
Four new houses built to a high specification to compliment the village location. The roofs are covered with a Bradstone conservation tile, which is a modern day simulation to natural stone tiles.
CEDARWOOD HOUSE
All the vertical cedarwood was stripped off and renewed using a new wooden tile. Cedarwood is an imported product from Canada and gives an attractive, durable and environmentally friendly option.
U.P.V.C. GUTTERING
All the old timber roofline boards (fascias, soffit and barges) were removed and replaced with a fully replacement u.P.V.C. board, including new u.P.V.C. rainwater deepflow guttering. This provides a fully non maintenance roofline and can readily brighten up the buildings appearance.
WELL HOUSE
An old Well house in need of some tender loving care. The Cotswold stone tiles were removed to allow the refurbishment of the old hardwood structure. The tiles were reused and the building is revitalised.
LISTED BUILDING SECTION
The chancel roof of the old church in Devizes was stripped and recovered. The original Cotswold stone tiles were reused to one complete elevation with a new Forest Marble stone tile covering to the opposing elevation.
ROOF REFURBISHMENT
A grade II listed town property with many of the roof areas totally refurbished. A mixture of coverings can be viewed, from natural slates and Cotswold stone to lead coverings of the flat roof and internal valley gutters. The side wall was re-rendered and the timber framed window renewed. New cast iron guttering was fitted along with the wall brackets exactly matching the original. A new conservation roof window sits nicely into the refurbished lead covered roof. The work was recognised by the Chippenham Civic Society for good conservation work.
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