Stone Repairs

Stone repair work is usually required where the stone has become eroded though time and weathering older buildings such as churches and architectural buildings of interest will have many areas of stone masonry that have been carefully carved. Or where there has been damage caused to the building by reversing cars and lorries etc.

City Stone Uk conservation in cleaning and restoration can undertake small and large projects with our 45 years of experience working on the most prestigious buildings in London. You should be confident in knowing our advice has come with a wealth of experience in this industry.

Natural Stone Repair

Typical stone repairs are very often required at a high level and require stabilising, usually dislodged by adverse weather conditions and health and safety to the general public, where the features are lost through time and wear.

  • where the position of the building is subjective to weathering, typical repairs are too
  • copings, cornices, plinths, balustrades, base stones,  window cills and heads, buttresses and so forth
  • Ornate features
  • Facade work
  • Surface repairs for minor cosmetic imperfections using specially prepared mortar
  • Synthetic stone repair using a stone pre-mix
  • Staining stone to match the existing

Part of the repair work is to create small openings in the cracked stone and apply a combination of epoxy material and stainless steel reinforcements to rein the two pieces of masonry back together.

Skilled Stone Repair & Restoration

A skilled stonemason will be able to remove whole portions of damaged stone and replace with natural stone, matching both colour and texture so it blends in effectively with the surroundings. In some cases, the cleaning process needs to be carried out first.

It is also important that replacement stone is compatible with the surrounding area.

Stone Replacement

Stone replacement is known as stone indenting or piecing in. The process typically involves a large section of old masonry being removed and replaced with a piece of natural stone which neatly fits into place.

This can be in ashlar block form and usually where damage has occurred to the building.

We offer an extensive range of repair services, so if something is not mentioned on here that you require, please contact us with your enquiry.