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Product News – Conservation Enquiry Service: crownwood@btconnect.com Church Conservation (UK) Ltd. –


Preventing problems through good maintenance Specialists in


• Conservation • Church Decoration • Church Renovation • Church Maintenance • Roofing • Stone Restoration • Cleaning • Masonry • Alterations • Refurbishments • Lime Washing • Lime Rendering • Pointing • Stone & Brick Cleaning • Lead Work


Routine Maintenance


SENSIBLE maintenance can sometimes reduce the necessity for repair and replacement. Examples of routine maintenance are keeping gutters, downpipes, roof coverings, flashings and hoppers in good working order, joints properly pointed, excessive vegetation removed or controlled, painting of ferrous metal and judicious cleaning.


Good maintenance anticipates problems and does not create new ones.


• Decoration • Restoration • Maintenance • Roofing • Guttering • Stonework • Conservation • Preservation


With their experienced specialist conservation


team, Church Conservation (UK) Ltd offer in house experts and specialist tradesmen. They have long been associated with many of the regions maintenance of skills within fine heritage churches, historic buildings, monuments and listed buildings, throughout the United Kingdom. Their estimates and advice are free and without obligation.


Further information available by Free-phone: 0800 052 1030 Email: buildingconservationukltd@hotmail.com Web: www.buildingconservationukltd.com


Church Conservation (UK) Ltd M9 6


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