Window and door surrounds, quoins, mullions and dressed ashlar cut on the banker and built true. New surrounds to match originals and fresh work for extensions and porches across Glasgow and central Scotland, set out square with tight joints and a clean, dressed face.
Heads, jambs and cills cut and built to frame an opening square and true, matched to the house where needed.
Dressed corner stones set to line and level so the arris runs straight from footing to eaves.
Mullions, transoms and coursed ashlar cut on the banker and laid with tight, even joints.
New surrounds cut to the profile and stone of the original so an addition looks like it was always there.
Yes. Surrounds, quoins and mullions are cut and dressed on the banker by hand, so the profiles and joints match the job rather than being bought in as a standard size.
In most cases yes. We take the profile off the original and cut new stone to the same section, so a repaired or added surround carries the same lines as the rest of the building.
Ashlar is finely dressed stone laid in level courses with thin, even joints, as opposed to rougher rubble work. It is the smooth, squared stonework you see on tenement and villa façades.
Yes. As well as repairs we cut fresh surrounds, quoins and ashlar for extensions and porches, matched to the existing house so the new build ties in.
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