Potting Shed https://agaconservation.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/VIDEO-2026-02-06-19-21-23.mp4 Some buildings deserve a second chance. Hidden away amongst the woodland, this beautiful old potting shed had stood abandoned for many years. Slowly reclaimed by nature and showing the effects of time, it had become a forgotten part of the estate’s history. Today, we’re proud to say

All Hallows Church, Twickenham — 17th Century Timber Gateway Overview All Hallows Church in Twickenham is home to a 17th century timber gateway, richly carved with cherubs and memento mori skulls and fitted with wrought iron bars. Centuries of exposure had left the gate coated in ingrained dust, stained by

Aberdare Hall – Cardiff University Comprehensive Conservation Works Delivered in a Condensed Programme In 2025, AGA Heritage Conservation successfully completed an extensive programme of restoration works at Aberdare Hall, Cardiff University — one of the university’s most significant historic buildings. The project was carefully planned and delivered within a nine-week

Newport Cathedral Restoring Craftsmanship and Character at an Iconic Welsh Landmark AGA Heritage Conservation is proud to have completed specialist conservation works at Newport Cathedral, a site of deep historic and cultural significance in South Wales. The project focused on enhancing the cathedral’s external approach and reinstating important historic elements,

Park Place Cardiff AGA Heritage Conservation was appointed to undertake the sensitive restoration of several listed buildings at Park Place, Cardiff—a distinguished Victorian terrace forming part of the city’s architectural and cultural heritage. The project required meticulous conservation techniques to preserve historic character while ensuring the buildings meet contemporary performance

Benjamin Franklin House This heritage project was funded by the National Lottery and focused on the meticulous conservation of key historic features of the property. The scope of work included: Specialist conservation of the original wall panelling throughout the building, preserving its historic character while refreshing its appearance through careful

Old Caerleon University The old Caerleon University building including the caretakers house and principles house 1920 was bought by Acorn Propery Group to convert into luxury apartments and homes. The heritage office required the building to have all modern structure removed and the original designs reinstated.  To meet planning conditions

Cowbridge Old Hall As part of our continued commitment to preserving historic architecture, this project encompassed a range of carefully executed heritage conservation tasks, aimed at restoring the building’s original character while ensuring its longevity for future generations. One of the primary focuses of this project was the restoration of

18th Century Cottage As part of the AGA restoration project, a comprehensive program of traditional building conservation and repair was carried out to restore the property’s historic integrity and appearance. Key works included: Careful removal of modern cement render to prevent further damage to the original masonry, followed by the

Windsor Court The Windsor Court Restoration Project focused on the conservation and repair of key historic elements of the property, ensuring its architectural character and structural integrity were preserved for future generations. A major component of the project was the restoration of original cast iron rainwater goods. These vital features—gutters,