Bonsers Restoration is a family business with three generations of experience in the conservation and restoration of historic buildings across the UK. They pride themselves on their craftsmanship, passion for conservation, and putting the building first. Their experienced, highly skilled craftspeople carry out a wide variety of repair and conservation projects on complex historic buildings, working closely with all involved parties.
They offer a broad range of holistic services for private and commercial clients, including comprehensive surveys, practical consultancy, and fully costed maintenance plans. Their hands-on expertise covers special renders and plasters, repair and replacement of historic bricks and terracotta, restoration of roofs and joinery, conservation and creation of stone masonry, and sensitive cleaning of historic materials. They are committed to using traditional skills and exceptional workmanship, with all staff holding the English Heritage-approved Construction Skills Certification Scheme card.
Notable projects include work on the University of Lincoln's Riseholme Hall, The Dovecotes in Crich, Manor House in Newark, and Leicester University. They also have experience with high-profile heritage conservation projects such as the restoration of the Grade I listed Mill Building at Cromford World Heritage Site, the Bestwood Winding House, and the Buxton pavilion. Their approach emphasizes deep technical knowledge, experience, and empathy for historic buildings, ensuring quality workmanship and a professional attitude throughout.