Bullen Conservation is a building conservation contractor founded in 2003 and based at Lower House Works in Oldham. The firm combines traditional craft with current technology to repair and prolong the life of historic buildings, working as main contractor on projects such as the repairs at Astley Hall, which received an RICS North West Heritage Award, and extensive stone conservation at the Grade I listed Harris Museum in Preston. It employs time-served in-house staff alongside specialist subcontractors, trains apprentice stonemasons on site and advises on the treatment of difficult repairs as they are uncovered.
Suitable for: stone and brick buildings in the North West needing masonry repair, cleaning or structural stabilisation under a contractor used to working on listed and Grade I buildings.
Services: masonry and stonework repairs; stone conservation; facade cleaning; structural stabilisation; conservation main contracting; apprentice stonemason training.
Location: Oldham, Lancashire; covering Manchester, Sheffield, Leeds, Liverpool and Merseyside.