Inglenook Fireplace Restoration
The Cotswolds
A cottage inglenook with worn, pitted jambs. New dressed stone either side, the original beam untouched, as Jackson's put it, good for another 200 years.
Jackson'S Stonemasonry Ltd · Company 15776149
Active·subcontractor·Head office Winchcombe
Jackson's Stonemasonry Ltd is a traditional stonemasonry business based in Winchcombe, Gloucestershire, serving Cheltenham, the Cotswolds, and surrounding areas. The company specialises in a range of stonework services, including new stonework, extensions, fireplaces, dressed stone features, stone restoration, repointing with lime mortar, stone carving for bespoke commissions, house signs, stone cleaning, stone wall repair, and dry stone walling. They pride themselves on using traditional craftsmanship, local Cotswold stone, and techniques that ensure longevity.
Founded by Charlie, who completed a stonemasonry apprenticeship, and with Elliot specialising in lime repointing and restoration, the team brings extensive experience to each project. They focus on a meticulous approach, starting with a thorough assessment of the work required before providing honest advice and clear, written, itemised quotations. Their commitment to quality materials, traditional methods, and customer satisfaction has established them as a trusted name in the region.
The Cotswolds
A cottage inglenook with worn, pitted jambs. New dressed stone either side, the original beam untouched, as Jackson's put it, good for another 200 years.
Bibury, Gloucestershire
A chimney cap, cut and worked in the workshop from solid stone, then delivered out to Bibury.
Burford, Oxfordshire
A new coursed wall with a dressed coping, and a curved edge sweeping round a gravel bed, built into an existing courtyard at the Lamb Inn, Burford.
The Cotswolds
A Cotswold church needed its chimney taken down. A honeybee colony had other ideas, so the job started with a beekeeper and a rehoming.
Bibury, Gloucestershire
The stone around a window at The Swan in Bibury had eroded to the point that it was no longer doing its job. New stone brought the opening back into structure.
The Cotswolds
An eroded cill and mullion, cut out and replaced with new dressed stone that matches the original profile.
Burford, Oxfordshire
The rusticated jambs of a doorway at The Baytree in Burford had eroded and broken back. New stone, pieced in block by block.
Winchcombe, Gloucestershire
The cornice on top of a classical porch had spalled and broken away. Repaired in place, above the front door, without disturbing the rest of the elevation.
The Cotswolds
House names and numbers, cut by hand to your specification, built into a new wall as it goes up, or fixed to one that is already there.
Bibury, Gloucestershire
The wall holding the River Coln through the gardens at The Swan, Bibury, repaired in the water, in one of the most photographed places in the Cotswolds.
Burford, Oxfordshire
The top of a roadside retaining wall in Burford had broken up and was spilling toward the road. Rebuilt, it runs straight and level again.
The Cotswolds
Taking an opening through seven feet of dry stone wall, and building both sides back so they look as though the gateway was always there.
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Traditional stonemasons based in Winchcombe, Gloucestershire. Specialising in dry stone walling, stone restoration, cleaning, carving and Cotswold stone wall repair. Their listed services include Stonemasonry, Restoration & heritage and Drylining.
Jackson'S Stonemasonry Ltd is registered at WINCHCOMBE, GL54 5JB, in South West.
Jackson'S Stonemasonry Ltd states that it works across Winchcombe, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, The Cotswolds, Gloucester and Tewkesbury.
Companies House lists Jackson'S Stonemasonry Ltd as active.
Jackson'S Stonemasonry Ltd works in Residential and Commercial.
Jackson'S Stonemasonry Ltd was incorporated on 2024-06-13.
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