A Passion For Heritage Manifest In Our Craft
What we do
Our understanding of materials and their decay and established repair principles and techniques enable us to carry out exemplary practical work and provide measured advice.
We undertake small to medium projects across Wales and sometimes further afield. We can act as principal contractor or as a specialist sub-contractor. We can guide your project and provide our specifications or work alongside other conservation professionals with equal success.
Our clients include numerous chapels and churches, local authorities, charities and trusts, and private houses.
Our Services:
Stonemasonry and conservation
Structural and decorative brickwork
Tile and mosaic conservation and reinstatement
Plasterwork
Earth buildings and mortars
Lime coatings, and surface finishes
Consultancy
Training
Frequently Asked Questions
What services does Cardigan Bay Architectural Conservation provide?
Cardigan Bay Architectural Conservation offers a range of services including conservation, repair, and replacement of architectural masonry, historic stonework, and brickwork. They also specialize in tile and mosaic conservation, plasterwork, and the care of earth buildings and mortars.
Where does Cardigan Bay Architectural Conservation operate?
The team primarily works across South, West, and Mid Wales but also undertakes projects further afield when required.
Who leads the team at Cardigan Bay Architectural Conservation?
Thomas Alun Kinghorn-Evans, an experienced conservator and accredited stonemason with over 20 years of experience, leads the team.
Who are the typical clients of Cardigan Bay Architectural Conservation?
Clients include chapels, churches, local authorities, charities, trusts, and private homeowners looking for specialised conservation and repair services for historic buildings and objects.
What is unique about Cardigan Bay Architectural Conservation's approach to conservation?
The team possesses deep understanding of materials and their decay, using established repair principles and techniques for sensitive and effective conservation. Their approach is informed by years of experience and engagement with leading conservation organisations and practitioners.
How does Cardigan Bay Architectural Conservation contribute to the conservation community?
They are actively engaged with organizations like Cadw, Welsh Stone Forum, Building Lime Forum, and more. They also contribute to training, research programs, publications, and events aimed at promoting conservation knowledge and practices.
How can I contact Cardigan Bay Architectural Conservation?
You can contact them through the provided email and phone number: 01239611985.
Does Cardigan Bay Architectural Conservation provide training and consultancy?
Yes, they offer training to students, practitioners, professionals, and homeowners. They also provide consultancy services to assist clients with materials analysis, repair specifications, reports, surveys, and conservation management plans.
Is Cardigan Bay Architectural Conservation committed to safety and continuous learning?
Absolutely. The team is committed to the safety and well-being of both employees and clients, participating in regular CPD events, and employing an external Health and Safety consultant to ensure high standards are maintained.
