
Specialist Services
Precision care for listed buildings, churches, and historic structures — using conservation-approved methods that protect Britain's built heritage for generations to come.
Our Approach
Heritage stonework is irreplaceable. Every carved detail, every weathered surface tells the story of the building and the craftsmen who built it. Our role is to preserve that story — removing only what doesn't belong, and leaving everything that does.
We work exclusively with conservation-approved methods. Our laser cleaning technology is non-contact, non-abrasive, and chemical-free — making it the safest available option for Grade I and Grade II listed structures, scheduled monuments, and buildings within conservation areas.
What We Do
Decades of atmospheric pollution, biological growth, and environmental staining are removed with precision laser technology. The result is stonework restored to its natural colour and texture — without a single mark on the substrate beneath.
Fire damage and smoke staining penetrate deep into porous stone. Our laser system removes carbon deposits and soot at a molecular level, restoring the original stone colour and character without the risk of further damage from abrasive or chemical treatments.
Working on a listed building requires specialist knowledge, sensitivity, and the right permissions. We have extensive experience navigating listed building consent, working with conservation officers, and delivering work that satisfies the most stringent heritage requirements.
Graffiti and historic paint layers can be removed completely from heritage stone without residual damage. Our laser system is calibrated to the specific paint type and stone substrate, ensuring complete removal with no risk to the underlying surface.
Algae, moss, lichen, and biological crusts are not just unsightly — they actively damage stone over time. We remove biological growth safely and completely, restoring the natural colour of the stone and slowing future recolonisation.
Where stonework has deteriorated beyond cleaning alone, we work with specialist conservation contractors to consolidate, repair, and stabilise the fabric. All materials used are conservation-grade and compatible with the original stone.
Who We Work With
Grade I and II listed churches across the Cotswolds and surrounding counties. We understand the sensitivities of working in active places of worship.
Historic manor houses, estate buildings, and ancillary structures. Discreet, professional service for private heritage properties.
Courthouses, town halls, libraries, and civic monuments. We work within the requirements of local authority and heritage body oversight.
Boundary walls, garden structures, dovecotes, and outbuildings. Often overlooked but equally important to the character of a historic estate.
War memorials, churchyard monuments, and commemorative structures. Sensitive, respectful treatment for structures of deep community significance.
Unlisted buildings within designated conservation areas. We apply the same standards of care regardless of listing status.
How We Work
We discuss your project, the building's history, and the scope of work required. We can advise on whether listed building consent will be needed before any work begins.
We visit the property to assess the stonework in detail, identify the contamination type, and produce a written survey report with our recommended treatment approach.
Our specialist technicians carry out the agreed works. We document the process with photography throughout, producing a full record suitable for heritage consent files.
On completion we provide a full written report, before-and-after photography, and recommendations for ongoing maintenance to protect the restored stonework.
Contact us for a no-obligation survey. We'll visit your property, assess the stonework, and provide a detailed written report with our recommended approach.