Emergency structural support works, on behalf of our client and Natural England. Phase one of a scheme to ultimately restore this Peak District landmark to it's orginal condition.  Works include structural shoring and supports to prevent further collapse and once these are all in place we will remove the remaining roof tiles to reduce loadings on the structure.

This project saw the renovation of the external envelope of St. Werburgh's Church, one of Derby 's oldest churches. The scheme included for the replacement of stonework by our team of skilled masons, renovation of the stained glass windows and major roofing repairs, including for replacement of rainwater goods.

External works package that saw the formation of level access to the building, in natural stone paving along with the widening of the entrance and driveway to the church. Sympathetically designed railings and lighting were introduced again to make the building more user friendly.

Several packages on this building were carried out, the largest being a major re-roofing project which included for protection of the original internal features and fittings. Other similar projects have followed as a result of our works on this Church.

Internal alterations were made to this building to provide multi use facilities. All internal fittings were purpose made in oak to provide the highest possible standard of finish.

This scheme comprised the refurbishment of an existing farmhouse and farm buildings. Completed using traditional building methods, to The National Trust's exceptionally high specifications and expectations to create The National Trust's largest holiday let in the country.