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With years of experience working on Grade II listed properties, period homes, and traditional buildings across Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, and Herefordshire, we are specialists in sympathetic restoration, high-quality craftsmanship, and using the correct materials to preserve your property’s character. Whether you need guidance on repointing, stone repairs, or listed building consent, our expertise ensures your home is in safe hands.
📞 Need advice? Contact Spencer’s Builders today for professional, traditional building services.
Restoring a listed property in Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, or Herefordshire requires more than just skilled craftsmanship—it demands a deep understanding of traditional methods and the use of the right materials - especially lime mortar. Whether you’re repointing stone walls in the Cotswolds, repairing historic brickwork in Ledbury, or renovating a period home in the Forest of…
If you own a historic property in Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, or Herefordshire, the need to repoint and keep your brickwork and stonework in good condition is crucial for maintaining the integrity of your home. Over time, the mortar between bricks or stones begins to erode, crack, or crumble, leaving your walls vulnerable to moisture damage, instability,…
Restoring a listed property in Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, or Herefordshire requires more than just skilled craftsmanship—it demands a deep understanding of traditional methods and the use of the right materials. Whether you’re repointing stone walls in the Cotswolds, repairing historic brickwork in Ledbury, or renovating a period home in the Forest of Dean, the use of…
Do I Need Listed Building Consent to Update the Kitchen or Bathroom in My Grade II Listed Property? If you own a Grade II listed property in Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, or Herefordshire, you may be wondering whether you need listed building consent to carry out work on your kitchen or bathroom. While internal alterations can be…
What about listed building consent to replace the doors or windows in my historic listed property? Owning a listed property in Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, or Herefordshire means committing to the long-term care of a valuable piece of the region’s architectural history. From stone cottages in the Forest of Dean to Georgian townhouses in the Cotswolds, each…
Understanding Listed Building Consent Owning a listed property in Gloucestershire, Worcestershire, or Herefordshire is both a privilege and a responsibility. These buildings—whether they’re elegant Georgian homes in the Cotswolds, charming Tudor cottages in the Forest of Dean, or historic farmhouses in the Severn Valley—represent an irreplaceable part of the region’s architectural heritage. However, maintaining and…
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