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Cob And Lime Specialists In Cornwall

We, Leslie Cornell Building Restoration Ltd, are Cob and Lime Specialists in Cornwall and it is very important to us that Historic Buildings in Cornwall …

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Building Restoration at Historic Port in Cornwall

Our Restoration Works in Cornwall take us to some very scenic and historic locations.  One location in particular being in the Historic Port of Charlestown.Charlestown …

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Lime Rendering In Cornwall

Lime render was traditionally applied to walls that were built with poor quality stone/brick or Cob for protection against the elements.It is a breathable material …

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Hydraulic Lime In Cornwall

Hydraulic Lime in Cornwall was pioneered by an English Civil Engineer called John Smeaton.  He achieved this by using pebbles and powdered brick as aggregate. …

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Listed Building Specialists Cornwall

Cornwall has a rich heritage of listed buildings.  These buildings have architectural and historical importance and if we lost them, we would be losing a …

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Lime In Cornwall

During the 18th and 19th centuries, the production of Lime was an important trade in coastal villages around Cornwall.Lime Kilns in Cornwall The process of …

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Chimney Repairs Cornwall

Chimneys in historic buildings in Cornwall are an important part of the structure and the fabric of the property.  They should be maintained with the …

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Area Of Outstanding Natural Beauty

An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is land protected by the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000.  The protection is in place to conserve …

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Lime Pointing In Cornwall

What is Lime Pointing? Pointing is the term given to the application that is introduced to act as a bedding between the stone or bricks …

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Land Drainage Cornwall

Rainfall in Cornwall is common all year round now, but particularly more so during the winter months and during the colder months the environment doesn’t …

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