Case Study

Suffering from moisture and masonry decay, find out how this Grade II listed cottage was restored with traditional materials and methods.

One of the oldest cottages in picturesque St Agnes, find out how this cob and stone cottage was skilfully restored with breathable mortars and paint.

Find out how this period cottage got a fresh look to compliment its natural rural surroundings using the Beeck Beeckosil System.

With this property’s existing cement render trapping damp, find out how a bag rub finish was used to restore it to traditional sympathetic materials.

With water ingress penetrating through the stone, find out how this remarkable estate was carefully cleaned and then treated with Beeck SP Plus.

Dating back to the early 1600s, find out how breathable materials were used to help convert this unique building into a home.

See the results of a fresh three-coat lime render applied internally to this distinctive gothic revival mansion dating back to 1870.

In need of new lath and plasterwork, see the results of the skilful restoration of Place House using Cornerstone Woodlath Render.

With low-level damp and stone masonry beginning to deteriorate, learn more about how this property was repointed with lime mortar.

With damp issues on the front elevation, find out how this characterful townhouse got a fresh look with breathable mortars and paint.

Find out how this unique property used a bag rub finish to safeguard the stone and proudly showcase its charming character.

With the structural integrity of the building under threat, find out how Cornish Lime’s custom materials helped restore this incredible structure.