Timber & Joinery
A broad discipline encompassing the conservation, repair and reinstatement of structural and decorative timber in historic buildings. Practitioners work with a variety of softwoods and hardwoods, applying traditional jointing, splicing and consolidation techniques to extend the life of existing fabric while maintaining structural integrity and visual character.
Specialists in Timber & Joinery
CARRE Heritage
Lincolnshire-based heritage conservation specialists with over 40 years of experience in listed and historic building repair, working across brickwork, stonemasonry, lime plastering, joinery, and leadwork.
Croft Building and Conservation Ltd
One of the Midlands' leading specialists in the conservation and restoration of historic buildings, working on cathedrals, National Trust properties, Grade I listed houses, and industrial heritage since 2002.
Heritage Conservation Restoration Ltd
North West-based specialists in stonemasonry, leadwork and roofing for historic and ecclesiastical buildings, with major restoration projects completed at Manchester Cathedral and Blackburn Cathedral.
Historic Property Restoration Ltd
North East England's leading specialist heritage contractor, with over three decades of experience on Grade I and II* listed buildings, National Trust properties, cathedrals, scheduled monuments, and world heritage sites across the region.
Pembrokeshire Thatch and Carpentry Services
Specialist Welsh thatchers operating since 1982, reviving traditional vernacular techniques — combed wheat straw, wattle and daub, and stuff thatching — on historic longhouses, cottages and museum reconstructions.
Stuart Interiors
Somerset-based bespoke oak joinery specialists with over 40 years' experience designing and making period interiors for historic buildings, royal palaces, and private houses across the UK and beyond.
West Country Renovations Ltd
Specialists in the restoration and renovation of Grade II and Grade II* listed buildings, with over 20 years' experience and a team of 40 full-time heritage tradesmen covering the UK.