We specialise in lime mortar pointing for listed buildings and period properties across Norfolk, Suffolk and East Anglia. Our team carefully removes failed mortar and hand-applies traditional lime mixes, matched to the building’s age, materials and construction.
Brick Work - Lime Mortar Pointing
Lime mortar pointing is essential for preserving the character and breathability of historic masonry. Unlike cement, lime allows traditional brick and flint walls to flex and release moisture, helping to prevent long-term damage.
Every joint is finished with precision to ensure durability, weather resistance and historical accuracy, supporting the long-term conservation of your property.
Traditional Lime Mortar Repairs
Failed pointing or unsuitable cement repairs are the leading causes of decay in historical buildings.
Cement traps moisture within the masonry, leading to:
- Spalling and cracking of original bricks.
- Frost damage during winter months.
- Damp issues within the internal structure.
We use traditional lime mortar repairs to sympathetically restore historic masonry. Our team carefully matches traditional lime mixes to your building’s specific age and materials, ensuring the walls remain breathable and the structural integrity is protected for years to come.
Conservation Brickwork for Listed Properties
Historic and listed buildings require specialist knowledge, traditional craftsmanship and a sensitive conservation-led approach. We understand the importance of protecting the original character and structural performance of period properties throughout Norfolk, Suffolk and the wider East Anglia region.
We carefully match mortar colour, texture and finish to complement existing brick and flint work, ensuring repairs blend seamlessly with the age and style of the building. Whether restoring heritage brickwork, repointing period properties or carrying out conservation masonry repairs, we use traditional methods that respect the building’s history and materials.
Our conservation brickwork services help preserve the appearance, durability and authenticity of historic properties while protecting them for future generations.
Gallery
Our lime mortar pointing gallery highlights the care and attention that goes into every heritage restoration project we undertake.
Testimonials
What people say about us
Anglian Heritage's standard of craftsmanship has been outstanding. It is clear that you and your team take enormous pride in your work, and your knowledge and skill as stonemasons have given us complete confidence throughout. Every repair has been approached with care, attention to detail and genuine respect for the history and character of our home.
Sara & Darren — Grade I listed building
We were delighted with the work carried out by Anglian Heritage. The lime screed floor and lime plastering throughout the property were completed to a high standard, with real care and attention to detail.
Trevor & Crinna — Grade II listed building
Reliable, knowledgeable with good quality workmanship.
Bill & Beryl — Grade I listed building
From the very beginning, Anglian Heritage professionalism has been evident in every aspect of the project. Anglian Heritage have always been punctual, reliable and incredibly well organised, which has made what could have been a very daunting process feel straightforward and reassuring.
Sara & Darren — Grade I listed building
Anglian Heritage's knowledge of traditional building methods and breathable materials gave us complete confidence throughout the project. We would have no hesitation in recommending Anglian Heritage to anyone undertaking the sympathetic restoration of a period property.
Trevor & Crinna — Grade II listed building
We feel incredibly fortunate to have found Anglian Heritage. The care, dedication and expertise you have shown are becoming increasingly rare, and we would not hesitate to recommend you to anyone looking for craftsmen who genuinely care about the buildings they work on.
Sara & Darren — Grade I listed building
Serving historic homes across East Anglia – from cottages to timber-framed halls.
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