Conservation Carpentry
Repairing, Restoring, and Conserving Historic Buildings and Structures
We have a huge amount of experience in conservation carpentry by offering structural timber repairs to various clients within the public and domestic sector. We have worked with clients such as The National Trust, Historic Royal Palaces, Historic England and numerous other public and private clients.
We care and have a strong understanding of the conservation of our timber-built heritage and understand the many complex conservation issues that can arise. You will find us caring, well informed and pro-active in helping you to achieve your project goals. We work hard to keep within budget and work closely with our clients to achieve this.
For conservation carpentry, including structural timber repairs, contact our team at Green Oak Carpentry on 01730 892 049, or pop us over an email at enquiries@greenoakcarpentry.co.uk
Structural Timber Repairs
We can prepare structural and condition surveys and drawings, advise on timber procurement and preservation, prepare a schedule of structural timber repairs, as well as undertake the works.
Our MD sits on the UK and International ICOMOS Wood Committees, and our Design Manager is a Liveryman of the Worshipful Company of Carpenters. Many of our carpenters have completed an MSc in Timber Building Conservation at The Weald and Downland Museum, with whom we have a close working relationship.
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We restore and repair all kinds of historical structures, including listed buildings, barns, granary sheds, cart sheds and many other variations of historical oak structures.
With many years of experience, we have developed best practice methods in our approach to conservation and restoration. We will always take the approach that retains as much of the existing historic structure as possible, preserving the building wherever possible.
We have worked with clients such as The National Trust, Historic Royal Palaces, Historic England and numerous other public and private clients. We care and have a strong understanding of the conservation of our timber-built heritage and understand the many complex conservation issues that can arise.