FAQs

No. We assess every project beforehand and use the safest cleaning method for the material. Our aim is always to remove staining and contaminants while preserving the integrity of the surface.

We can remove a wide range of stains including algae, moss, lichen, atmospheric pollution, paint, carbon staining, rust marks, and general weathering.

DOFF cleaning uses superheated water at low pressure to remove dirt, biological growth, paint and other contaminants without damaging the underlying masonry.

Yes. We regularly work on listed and heritage properties, using conservation-approved cleaning methods suitable for historic stone and brickwork.

The duration depends on the size of the area, the level of soiling, and the cleaning method required. Most domestic projects can be completed within a week.

Cleaning can dramatically improve the appearance of stone and brickwork by removing years of dirt and staining, although existing weathering and age-related characteristics will remain.

Yes. We offer free site visits and no-obligation quotations for all cleaning projects.

Yes. We use specialist techniques to safely remove paint, graffiti and other coatings from stone and brick surfaces.

We undertake projects throughout the UK. We are based in Yorkshire and typically work in surrounding areas, including Sheffield, Leeds, Harrogate, York and beyond.

Yes. We source and carefully select matching stone to ensure repairs blend seamlessly with the existing building.

Yes. We have experience carrying out sympathetic repairs and restoration work on listed buildings, churches, heritage sites and historic properties.

Common signs include cracking, spalling, loose masonry, missing sections, failed repairs, open joints, water ingress and visible deterioration.

Where possible, we repair existing stone to preserve original fabric. Replacement is only recommended when the stone has deteriorated beyond practical repair.

Yes. We regularly repair architectural features such as fireplaces, window surrounds, lintels, steps, cornices and decorative stonework.

An indented repair involves carefully removing a damaged section of stone and replacing it with a precisely cut matching piece, creating a durable and sympathetic repair.

Yes. We offer traditional lime mortar repointing and mortar repairs that are appropriate for both historic and modern masonry.

Lime mortar allows buildings to breathe and move naturally, helping to prevent moisture problems and masonry damage often associated with hard cement mortars.

Absolutely. We carry out everything from minor repairs to large-scale restoration and conservation projects.

Costs vary depending on the scope of work, access requirements and materials involved. We provide detailed, no-obligation quotations following a site assessment.

Yes. We can use drone technology to inspect high-level masonry and hard-to-access areas, helping us identify issues safely and accurately.