We have years of experience undertaking all types of restoration & refurbishment works.  Below we have provided a few examples of works.

The Red Stables in St. Annes Park, Raheny, Dublin.

This was a conversion and extension to existing stables to form individual residential and working artists’ studios, accommodation with public gallery spaces and tea rooms

 

 

Whaleys Buildings, Castle Street, Armagh

 

Work here undertaken for Hearth Housing Assocation involved the restoration of 14 Georgian buildings. The roof’s of many of the houses had collapsed, dragging down upper floors and some had basements of indeterminate depth full of sodden plaster and rotting timbers.

The houses dating from 1773 were built from “Armagh marble”. This scheme was awarded a Diploma of Merit by Europa Nostra in 1995.

 

 

 

Palace Stables, Armagh

 

Carrickmacross Courthouse, Co. Monaghan

 

Works here included new roof, complete internal refurbishment, exterior ground works, facade cleaning and lime repointing

 

Emmaus Retreat Centre, Swords, Co. Dublin

Works here included revamping of 70 bedrooms, electrical and mechanical upgrading, car parking facilities, new reception.

 

 

2 & 3 Capel Street, Dublin

Number 1 and 2 Capel Street on the corner of Capel Street and Ormond Quay are immortalised in James
Malton’s print of 1797 entitled ‘View of Capel Street’. The buildings are shown as brickfaced rather than rendered
as they are today. However the original round-headed windows on the first floor of number one still survive. The
former Taoiseach Seán Lemass was born in Number 2 in 1899.

Works here included restoration of the internal part of the buildings, window salvaging, below ground tanking (River Liffey runs at the same level as the basement), new electrical and mechanical.

 

 

 Armagh Gaol, Co. Armagh

Works here comprised of repairs to decaying roof structure, asbestos removal, extensive floor replacement where water ingress had caused damage, damp treatment, lead work and guttering repaired/replaced.

 

 

Barrack Hill, Armagh

Work comprised of keeping the front facade, removing the remainder of the buildings and completely rebuilding the rear to all the buildings with the salvaged stone.