We have been busy at our Whatfield site this week and are now ready for rendering and the application of GRP - glass reinforced plastic. This material is sustainable and helps buildings resist corrosion and the weather.

We have rebuilt the chimney stack at our Sudbury site using lime mortar and hand made imperial bricks. We had to remove the sand and cement render as dampness was bleeding in internally. We then replaced the perished bricks to match the existing ones, and used lime pointing to help it breathe again.

This week we are busy installing the columns at our Honey Tye site.

We have had a busy week at Long Melford. New windows and door have been installed and we are now ready to lime render.

Another busy week - in Long Melford the render has been removed and stainless EML (expanded metal lath) is being fixed. This is followed by application of SBR (styrene butadiene rubber latex) which is a bonding agent.

Purpose-made box sash windows made by Middleton Joinery are being installed at Honey Tye.

After a year of working on the site, we are almost complete at Little Waldingfield! Lime wash paint from Ingilby Paints is now going on.

Its been a busy week at Layham. We have been installing a fabulous new kitchen from Churchill Brothers which is now almost finished. We have also fitted a French drain to the exterior of the property which will prevent ground and surface water from entering and damaging the foundations of the property.

Exterior looking great at our Sudbury site. 

We have started a complete renovation and upgrade to a property in Long Melford which is progressing nicely.