R Moore Building Conservation

That's amazing - what did you do with it? Frame it?

From Fragment to Future: A Medieval Frame Re-born - more about this building here: 👉 rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/f... #heritage #buildingconservation #timberframe #oak #history #deeptime

Eat, Sleep, Conserve, Repeat: In conservation, as in nature, it’s often the smallest actions that make the biggest difference. Our work at Bunbury - 👉 rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/e... #heritage #stonemasonry #cheshire #buildingconservation

Your welcome, Jane!

😱 ✨ Some of the remarkable things we have discovered whilst working on historic buildings: rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/p... #heritage #buildingconservation #graffiti #apotropaic

One of our recently completed projects — breathing new life into a Cheshire timber-framed home using traditional materials and time-honoured skills.

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👬 One of the key pillars of our work is community engagement. The buildings and places we care for carry their own stories — and through conservation, we become part of that continuing narrative. #communityengagement #heritage #buildingconservation rmbconservation.co.uk/community-en...

A little bit about our Stonemasonry Service: 📽️

Why Experience Matters: The Value of a Multidisciplinary Approach in Building Conservation:👉 rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/w... #heritage #buildingconservation #skills #architecture

✨ Revealing a Future Rooted in the Past - Over the last year, we have been reporting on a project that continues into 2026 – a medieval timber-framed structureContinued 👉 rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/r... #heritage #timberframing #Wales #buildingconservation

In the Round: Conserving the statue of Llewelyn ap Iorweth - our recent work on an key monument in Conwy's story 👉 rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/i... #throwbackthursday #heritage #wales #buildingconservation

Looking up inside St Paul’s Church, Hooton – a Grade II* listed building, often described as one of the most spectacular churches in Cheshire.

RMB Conservation carried out emergency works, installing protective netting to safeguard the from falling masonry, using specialist access equipment.

Rooted in stone, our foundations are strong. From that strength, our practice has grown – drawing in the many disciplines needed to keep historic buildings alive. More about our multi-disciplinary work here: rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/f... #buildingconservation #heritage

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😯 There’s a moment in conservation when a building begins to tell its own story.

On a site in North Wales, removal of a later wall has revealed the medieval timber framing – a key step in understanding the building before conservation continues. More here: 👉 rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/%...

Our building conservation work at Pentir:

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❄ We managed to pack a few of our recent projects into a snow globe! ❄️

🎄🎅 Wishing all our clients, collaborators and friends a very happy Christmas and all the best for the year ahead. ☃️🎉

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Ancient Science, Living Tradition at Nant Clwyd Y Dre - R. Moore Building Conservation Ltd Ancient Science, Living Tradition at Nant Clwyd Y Dre

At Nantclwyd y Dre in Ruthin – one of Wales’s oldest timber-framed town houses – RMB Conservation have been installing (as well as hemp plastering and traditional lime-haired plastering) a new limecrete floor. More info here 👉 rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/a... #buildingconservatioin #heritage

Care in context - conservation at a remote Eryri farmstead: rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/c... #heritage #buildingconservation #wales

✨ Whilst we go about our work in the historic environment - every now and then we come across strange marks - here's our thoughts on what they are and their significance. 👉 rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/p...

A Time Capsule in Timber and Stone - R. Moore Building Conservation Ltd

Some buildings wear their history lightly, changing with each new occupant, shaped by the hands of time. Others remain stubbornly unchanged, quietly holding their stories in place. rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/p... #heritage #buildingconservation #medieval #history

The strength of lime mortar lies in its weakness - R. Moore Building Conservation Ltd

💪 The strength of lime mortar lies in its weakness - At Pentre Mawr House in Wales, R Moore Building Conservation have recently completed an extensive lime mortar project - Read on: 👉 rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/t...

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🎉 We’re delighted to share that our work on the Ruthin Clock Tower has been awarded the Quayle Award.
It’s a landmark rooted in the town’s identity, and being trusted with its care has meant a great deal to all of us at R. Moore Building Conservation. Read on 👉
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Eat, Sleep, Conserve, Repeat - R. Moore Building Conservation Ltd

🤔 Did you know that church pinnacles are far more than decorative? These weathered stone features play a vital role in keeping the structure beneath them steady—an unseen force anchoring the church to the ground.

More pics here: 👉 rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/e...

😯 During recent works inside one of the historic rooms at Nantclwyd y Dre, contractors carefully removed a layer of modern plaster and revealed something remarkable - lots of geometric graffiti on the ancient wall behind... read on to see more photos: rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/t...

Craft in Context: Conservation at a Remote Eryri Farmstead rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/c... #ThrowbackThursday #heritage #craft #skills #buildingconservation

Wales launches stonemason traineeships amid heritage skills gap - Museums + Heritage

Such good news. Do you know of any other schemes like this?

Cadw is recruiting three trainee stonemasons hoping to offset the heritage sector’s growing traditional skills shortage.

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#heritage #skills #buildingconservation #stonemason

Holding the Line: Conservation at Gloddaeth Church - R. Moore Building Conservation Ltd Gloddaeth Church was built in 1891, designed by Liverpool architect Thomas George Williams. Standing at the heart of the town, its tower has long been an anchor point — a familiar sight shaped by more than a century of coastal weather.

We’re very lucky to be working on one of the most prominent churches in Llandudno. rmbconservation.co.uk/news-posts/h... #heritage #buildingconservation #Wales