Tatsfield is a small village in Surrey whose church, St Mary’s, tells the story of English ecclesiastical architecture from the 1100s to the late 1800s, though so well do the individual elements blend together that, on first glance, it is difficult to believe you are looking at 700 years of repairs, renovations and additions. And that work continues to this day…
Grade II
St. Mary’s PCC
To replace defective lime render and a few roof tiles and repair the damaged tracery
Working as the Main Contractor, we carefully removed the defective areas of lime render and replaced with new, matching render.
We repointed the open joints in the flint stonework using appropriate mortar.
A few damaged or missing roof tiles were removed and replaced using matching materials.
We repointed the open joints in the flint stonework using appropriate mortar.
A few damaged or missing roof tiles were removed and replaced using matching materials.
Materials:
Masonry
Work:
Restoration
Sector:
Heritage