Heritage Repointing
Heritage Repointing You Can Trust
How It Works
The property and existing pointing are considered before work begins, helping establish the right approach for its age, construction and character.
Why Choose us for Heritage Repointing?
30-Year Guarantee
Your heritage repointing is backed by a 30-year guarantee, providing clear long-term protection for the completed work.
Suitable Traditional Materials
The approach is centred on materials and methods appropriate to older and heritage properties, helping retain the building's character.
Planned Specialist Work
Ideal for mid-size installations and larger projects, with work available for homeowners, builders and commercial clients across the local area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is heritage repointing?
Heritage repointing is the careful renewal of mortar joints on older or heritage properties. It uses suitable traditional methods and materials to help preserve the building's appearance and character.
Why is heritage repointing different from standard repointing?
Older buildings can have different construction methods, materials and detailing from modern properties. Heritage repointing takes those differences into account rather than treating every wall as a standard masonry surface.
Can heritage repointing be carried out on a large project?
Yes. The service is available for mid-size installations and large projects, supporting homeowners, builders and commercial clients with planned masonry work.
Where do you provide heritage repointing?
Heritage repointing is available across Buckley, Mold, Chester, Wrexham, Ruthin and Ellesmere Port, with Buckley as the primary local area.
Is heritage repointing backed by a guarantee?
Yes. Heritage repointing from GRADY POINTING SPECIALISTS LTD is backed by a 30-year guarantee. The work is also fully insured.
Can you advise on suitable materials for an older property?
The project is assessed and planned around suitable traditional methods and materials for the property. This helps ensure the proposed repointing is considered in relation to the building's existing character and condition.