Fairford Restoration Project Complete: AGA Hands Over External Works
See the latest restoration progress at Charles Williams Primary School, featuring new arched sash windows, lime plaster, KEIM paint and bespoke heritage joinery.
See the latest restoration progress at Charles Williams Primary School, featuring new arched sash windows, lime plaster, KEIM paint and bespoke heritage joinery.
See the latest restoration progress at Charles Williams Primary School, featuring new arched sash windows, lime plaster, KEIM paint and bespoke heritage joinery.
Discover how AGA Heritage Conservation is carefully restoring the original brass fittings at Metal Street, preserving the craftsmanship and character of this historic building.
See the latest progress at Metal Street as AGA Heritage Conservation combines expert restoration with a contemporary extension that respects the building’s historic character.
Go behind the scenes at Charles Williams Primary School and discover how AGA Heritage Conservation is combining traditional craftsmanship with modern building performance.
AGA Heritage Conservation begins restoration at Eastgate, Cowbridge, transforming a 16th-century building with Welsh slate roofing, lime render, and sash windows.
AGA Heritage Conservation continues restoration works at Metal Street, delivering a comprehensive programme of roofing, structural, and façade conservation. The project includes re-laying a full roof elevation using reclaimed slate, restoring Crittall windows, repairing Bath stone, and carrying out lime plaster and repointing works. DOFF steam cleaning is also being used to gently clean the façade and reveal original materials. By combining traditional craftsmanship with conservation-approved techniques, AGA is ensuring the building’s historic character is preserved while improving durability and performance. This project highlights the importance of careful, coordinated restoration in historic building conservation.
AGA Heritage Conservation begins restoration at Eastgate, Cowbridge, transforming a 16th-century building with Welsh slate roofing, lime render, and sash windows.
AGA Heritage Conservation transforms a Victorian coach house into a 4-bed home with a new orangery, cast iron columns, slate roofing, and hardwood arched windows.
AGA Heritage Conservation is preparing to begin a major restoration and conversion project at the Old Rectory on Metal Street, starting in January 2026.