Lime mortar pointing on a large Georgian-style property in Wimbledon, built in yellow stock brick with stone dressings. Pointed throughout in a pale lime mortar to complement the brickwork.
Close-up detail of the finished weather-struck joint on the same Wimbledon property. The angled profile sheds rainwater away from the brick face, protecting the joint for decades to come.
Flush pointing and brick restoration on a period property in Mayfair, Central London. Work carried out to listed building specification using traditional lime putty mortar matched to the original.
New build brickwork in Harringay, built and pointed by another contractor before we were brought in. The original pointing was poorly finished, with smeared cement marks across the brick faces and uneven, badly formed joints.
The same Harringay brickwork after being cleaned of cement smears and repointed by us to a traditional weather-struck finish. Joints are now consistent, colour-matched and properly protected.
Period property in Epping Forest before brick tinting treatment. New brickwork from a previous repair has left a visible colour mismatch across the elevation.
The same Epping Forest property after specialist brick tinting. The repaired area is now indistinguishable from the surrounding original brickwork. A breathable UV-stable tint was used throughout.
Complete facade restoration on a Victorian terrace in Walthamstow. Works included full repointing, replacement of damaged bricks and structural repairs using Helifix stainless steel crack stitching.
New back garden wall in Finchley, built using new bricks selected to match the existing property and pointed with lime mortar to blend with the original brickwork.
Victorian terrace in Tottenham before lime mortar repointing. Joints show significant erosion, open cracks and evidence of a previous poor cement repair. All cement was carefully cut out before works began.
The same Tottenham terrace after completion. Fresh lime mortar joints are clean, colour-matched and finished to a traditional weather-struck profile. The elevation is fully weatherproofed.
Specialist tuck pointing on a Georgian property in London. The fine white lime putty line is scribed by hand to give the illusion of precision thin joints — one of the most demanding techniques in traditional brickwork.
Lime mortar weather-struck repointing on a period property in Barnet, North London. The original NHL lime mortar specification was matched precisely after assessment of the existing mortar composition.
Rebuilt chimney stack in yellow stock brick on a period property in Chelsea. Repointed in lime mortar, with the pots replaced and the stack re-flaunched.