Cbs are carrying out essential roof repairs to this pretty yet unassuming parish church of C12 and C14 origins. The church was restored around 1854 with what appear to be significant changes ... Read more »
Cbs carried out essential structural repairs under an NEC form of engineering contract for Shropshire council. The Grade II listed early C19 sandstone bridge over the river Perry required the ... Read more »
Funded largly by Historic England, the project principally addressed the consolidation of the recently uncovered remains of a C12 Augustinian Monastry. Church volunteers worked tirelessly to ... Read more »
1086: In the Domesday Survey Kilpeck (registered as Chipeete) was given by William the Conqueror to William fitz Norman. The castle is thought to have been built around 1090 as the administrative ... Read more »
Occasionally, its not just the building that appeals, but also the location. This delightful building is set within the romantic remains of a landscaped glen and was probably no more than a ... Read more »
Cbs are proud to be undertaking works throughout the country to numerous war memorials in preparation for the centenary events in 2014. The memorial in Alsager has long been plagued by what some ... Read more »
It is often a privilege to work on some of the countries most notable historic buildings and never more so than at the parish church of St. Lawrence in Ludlow, Shropshire. Cbs are currently on ... Read more »
Despite being possibly one of the least interesting and perhaps most irritating television shows in history, the idea of rebuilding a historically accurate replica building on the site of a Roman ... Read more »
Cbs have completed essential conservation and consolidation works to the masonry of the C13th inner ward curtain wall and magnificant inner gatehouse and we have now won and embarked on a second ... Read more »
Cbs are working with conservation architect John Wheatley and structural engineer Ron Mace of Shire Consulting to conserve and repair very significant elements of stone masonry, structural timber ... Read more »
Believed to have been worked since Roman times, the lead mines at Snailbeach, nestled below the Stiperstone Hills, was the largest leadmine in Shropshire. Following closure in the 1950's, the ... Read more »
Just a short walk from the iron bridge, the C19 Bowers Yard industrial site included the limekilns, a crushing plant and a railway sidings with loading facilities that saw thousands of tons of ... Read more »
History There has been settlement in the Stiperstones area of Shropshire since prehistoric times and lead mining in the hills above Snailbeach, near Shrewsbury, since the Romans. Indeed, ... Read more »
A Scheduled Ancient Monument tucked away in the south Shropshire hills, the existing castle dates from the 12th and 13th centuries with settlement on the site dating back to the Norman invasion. ... Read more »
In close collaboration with architect Richard Hurley, Cbs.ltd prepared a schedule of work and a bill of quantities for the repair, conservation and restoration of the five apse chapels of the ... Read more »
We worked with accredited conservation architect Frederick Gibson of ST Walker & Duckham to repair the mansion's historic laundry building, housed in the northeast pavillion of the outer ... Read more »
Considering that this was among the very first castles built under the Saxon King, Edward the Confessor, it is very fortunate that there is still so much to see. Many features have survived, such ... Read more »
This pair of furnaces was built by William and Thomas Botfield in the 1820s, and remained in use until May 1859. The Botfield brothers had extensive iron and coal mining interests in Stirchley and ... Read more »
Iron Bridge House is a well known Landmark Trust property in the shadow of Britain's best known industrial monument. The building is the complete establishment of a substantial grocer, with a ... Read more »
Brynkinalt Hall, dating from 1612, stands in 1700 acres of beautiful parkland and rolling countryside overlooking the River Dee and River Ceiriog valleys. Cbs were commissioned to make ... Read more »
Cbs were invited to tender for a small project at No.40 Pride Hill, Shrewsbury, home to Thorntons the chocolate retailer. The project initially comprised of minor render panel repairs and ... Read more »
All Saints Church, Grinshill, built from exceptionally soft local sandstone had suffered considerable weather erosion by the time a cement render was applied. It wasn't until Cbs removed this ... Read more »
Situated close to the site of a medieval castle this Grade I listed Church dates in part to the 12th century with the tower being dated from the 14th century. The tower, constructed principally of ... Read more »
During February 2009 at the invitation of David Slattery Architects, Cbs personnel travelled to Dublin to carry out emergency works and a condition survey of Coade Stone elements of the Rutland ... Read more »
At the invitation of the Office of Public Works Senior Conservation Architect John Cahill, Cbs.ltd were invited to undertake works at Emo Court in county Laoise. The 18thC. Mansion House was the ... Read more »
* Coade Stone Lych Gate * Cleaning, conservation and decorative repairs to Coade stone lych gate * Dismantling, rebuilding and structural repair of north pillar Mrs. Coade's stone: This ... Read more »
Although a relatively small project, the window repairs threw up some very interesting challenges. Built in 1866, this grade II listed railway station houses an office of the British Transport ... Read more »
Timber frame repairs, new bespoke glazed oak link building, brick built extension with en-suite shower room, the creation of a garden office and utility room following the restoration of a ... Read more »
Repairs to plaster of vaulted ceiling Read more »
Loton park in Shrophire is a 17th century country house near Shrewsbury. Following water damage Cbs were contacted to attend site as a specialist contractor to effect repairs to decorative ... Read more »
* Replacement of lintels, weatherproofing and repointing to walls * Repairs to stonework, structural works Read more »
Grade II* Conservation of inscribed stone, stone replacement, restoration of stone and polychrome armorial decoration and gilding Read more »
Devastated by vandalism and buried away in a forgotten corner of the border market town of Oswestry, The Cross has been conserved, restored and relocated close to its original position in the ... Read more »
C18th wall memorials Cleaning and repairs to alabaster, marble and stone wall mounted memorials. Read more »
* C18th brick animal pound * Rebuilding of circular hand made brick walls after partial demolition Read more »
* Grade I Elizabethan Fortified House * Post contract snagging works, masonry, joinery, lime plaster Read more »
Specification, consolidate and mortar repair decayed sandstone entrance arch Read more »
New replacement stone mullions, carved corbels, lime pointing Read more »
Conservation report, medieval sculpture Read more »
Lime Render to timber frame Read more »
Repair of oak door frame, new oak doors and windows Read more »
Grade II* Medieval Gate House Phase I Consultancy, Schedule of work, investigative and enabling works. Phase II Major Structural repairs to walls, floors and roof including oak framing, ... Read more »
Restoration of Stone and Polychrome Armorial Decoration Read more »
* Grade I Medieval Priory Investigative survey of Great Hall for historic wall paintings Patch repair lime plaster Read more »
19thC Country Hous Internal Lime Plaster Read more »
* 18thC Town House * Office of Public Works head quarters * Tuck pointing of brick façade, lime render, mortar repair Read more »
Roof garden perimeter fence to Georgian town house Read more »
* 17thC former manor House * New wattle, daub & lime plaster inset panels to match original Read more »
Medieval City Wall Stone repair/ replacement, re-pointing, lime render Read more »
Grade II* 16thC Country House Brick replacement, re-pointing Read more »
Wynnstay Hall Estate was once the principal seat of the Watkin Williams Wynns family, aguably one of the most powerful families in Welsh History . One of the main features of Wynnstay Hall Estate ... Read more »