14 South West Building & Construction
June-July 2012 SLATE AND STONE
● Water Features ● Standing Stones ● Quoins Lintels ● Hedgeing ● Gate Posts ● Fireplaces
● Steps
● Rockeries & Borders ● Window Sills
● Garden Walling ● Garden Furniture ● Garden Ornaments
Stone from Trebarwith Road Rustic Quarry was used for this project.
■ TREBARWITH Road Rustic Quarry in North Cornwall produces stone rich in rustic colour and blue slate.
For a full range of Poducts & Services Visit
www.darleyfordquarry.co.uk Darley Ford Quarry
Notter Tor, Upton Cross, Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14 5AS Tel: 01579 363069 (day/eves) - Mobile: 07770 804954
This quality stone is used for a multitude of applications from stone walling to stone facing to paving. All hedging stone is hand selected. Visit the website at www.
trebarwithroadrusticquarry.co.uk or call 01840 261202.
■ A M Pike Stone Masonry Contractors have more than 30
years of experience. The highly- trained masons also have a strong work ethic and respect the tradition and age of the buildings they restore across the South West. A M Pike, whose website is
www.ampike-masonary.co.uk, offers free estimates and friendly advice with all work fully guaranteed. For expert stone restoration and cleaning services, call A M Pike Stone Masonry Contractors on 07767 622629 or email
pikemasonry@blueyonder.co.uk.
● Hedging Stone
● Rustic Paving ● Slate Chippings
Rustic Quarry ● Building Stone
● Garden Walling ● Clean crushed stone ● Competitive Prices ● Delivered in the S/west
Delivering Stone right to your door T: 01840 261202 Mob: 07831 156882
www.trebarwithroadrusticquarry.co.uk
Stone cleaning Stone restoration including monumental and floor restoring Stone carving Dry stone walling Ecclesiastical works Graffiti removal (excluding artwork by BANKSY) Paint removal New builds Free estimates & friendly advice All work guaranteed & insured
Our Stone Masons Specialise In
Tel: 0117 961 8022 Mob: 07767 622629 email:
pikemasonry@blueyonder.co.uk www.ampikemasonry.co.uk
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