Enfield has exceptional period housing — Georgian townhouses in Enfield Town, Edwardian semis in Winchmore Hill, Victorian terraces in Bush Hill Park. Each needs the right lime mortar specification.
Enfield is often underestimated as a destination for period property — but the borough has genuinely exceptional housing stock. Enfield Town has handsome Georgian and early Victorian terraced housing around the market square and Chase Side. Winchmore Hill, Palmers Green and Southgate are dominated by high-quality Edwardian and inter-war semi-detached housing. Bush Hill Park has particularly fine late Victorian terraces in good brick.
We have worked throughout Enfield for many years and understand the variety of brick types, mortar profiles and conservation area requirements across the borough. Enfield Council is active in enforcing appropriate materials in conservation areas — cement mortar is not acceptable and we never use it.
If your Enfield property has failed mortar joints, damp penetration through the walls, or cement repointing from a previous contractor, we can assess and advise at no charge. In many cases the solution is straightforward — remove the cement, reline with the correct lime mix, and the building starts to breathe and dry out naturally.
“Chris is a craftsman and master pointer. He made a really beautiful job of repointing the whole side of our building. I can’t recommend him highly enough.”
— Gill Brown, Islington
Labour guide prices only. Every written quote includes all materials, scaffolding and access.
Free quote for Enfield and surrounding areas — no obligation.