Maysand Ltd is a specialist construction company with a strong focus on stone masonry restoration and building preservation. They pride themselves on their meticulous approach, using carefully matched conservation mortars and replicating traditional lime mortars to seamlessly blend new work with existing structures. Their expertise extends to identifying and sourcing suitable replacement masonry, including reclaimed materials and special hand-made bricks.
Beyond masonry, Maysand offers a complete solution for timber repairs and building restoration, addressing issues such as insect infestation, fungal decay, and structural defects. They also provide general remedial treatments like DPCs and tanking to prevent water ingress. The company undertakes a wide variety of projects, from intricate repairs on listed historic buildings to managing multi-million pound new-build developments and contemporary extensions.
Maysand also offers comprehensive surveying services to plot the best course of action for building preservation, utilising specialist access arrangements when necessary. They are committed to a sensitive approach in all their conservation work, ensuring the longevity and integrity of the structures they work on.
Rebuilding a 30-metre section of Roman walls that collapsed, involving archaeology, investigative work, and engineering. Utilised the 'Cintec' anchor system and re-used original masonry, with each stone numbered and catalogued.
Restoration of a Grade I listed medieval church, including external façade work to the west elevation, replacement of pinnacles, cleaning of the façade, and internal work such as fitting disabled access and restoration of historic clay tile floor tiles.
Repairs to the exterior of the Greek Orthodox Church of St Nicholas, including renewing 3,500 handmade bricks, repairs to the roof, and redecoration of cast iron windows and guttering.
Cleaning and repointing of the Grade II* listed building, originally built for the Mersey Docks and Harbour Co. Work included a clean pressure nebulous water spray and repointing by stonemasons.
While the text describes the history and construction of the Blackpool Tower, it does not explicitly state Maysand's involvement in any specific works on the tower itself.
Managed project for the National Trust property, involving reslating, renewing and realigning lead gutters, overhauling sash windows, repointing parapet walls, and using a Haki roof system.
Questions about Maysand Ltd from the record on this page
What does Maysand Ltd do?
Maysand Ltd is a construction company specialising in stone masonry restoration, building restoration, and general contracting. They offer a comprehensive range of services from surveys to project management. Their listed services include Restoration & heritage, Stonemasonry, Carpentry & joinery, Damp proofing and Refurbishment.
Where is Maysand Ltd based?
Maysand Ltd is registered at No 1, Salmon Fields Business Village, Royton Oldham, OL2 6HT, in North West.
What areas does Maysand Ltd cover?
Maysand Ltd states that it works across North West.
How many people work at Maysand Ltd?
Accounts filed for the year to 2025 report 18 employees, which places the company in the 10-49 employees band.
What is Maysand Ltd's turnover?
Maysand Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on headcount and trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £1.5m and £4.0m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.
Is Maysand Ltd still trading?
Companies House lists Maysand Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-05-31.
What accreditations does Maysand Ltd hold?
Maysand Ltd displays OHSAS 18001, ISO 9001, ISO 14001, Stone Federation and Property Care Association on its website.
What sectors does Maysand Ltd work in?
Maysand Ltd works in Residential, Commercial, Public, Education, Retail and Leisure.
When was Maysand Ltd established?
Maysand Ltd was incorporated on 1994-03-24.
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