Grade 2 listed building renovation is an area that Bristol Builders Network have a lot of experience in. The repair and renovation of listed and historic buildings requires careful management. The fabric of the building mustn’t be damaged. The end results must meet stringent structural and visual requirements. BBN have everything it takes to ensure your listed building refurbishment is perfect in every way.
Professional Grade 2 Listed Building Renovation from BBN
BBN lead the way in listed building repairs in Bristol and surrounding areas. Whether you require external or grade 2 listed internal alterations, we have the required specialist skills needed to carry out the work. Our listed building refurbishment work is sympathetic and sensitive. Our team of tradesmen and specialist craftsmen have the dedication it takes to ensure only the very best results.
Grade 2 listed building renovation is not something you should consider doing yourself. Asides the strict rules surrounding your listed building and repairs you can lawfully carry out, a listed building is nothing like a normal home. Lime plaster is an artwork in itself. One that is required when repairing historic homes. BBN takes pride in restoring homes to their former splendour.
Grade 2 listed building renovation from BBN adheres to the strict and stringent rules set down English Heritage. We also ensure that your build is safe and meets regulations on fire, sound, and all other areas of safety. Working with lime plaster, stained glass, slate roofs, and more. We will work our very hardest to sensitively replicate the ornate original features of your home.
Contact Bristol Builders Network today for a no-obligation consultation.Whether you are investing in a period property. Or you need to make repairs to your existing building. We have specially trained staff on hand to assist you with all your plans. From refurbishing your bathroom to replacing the entire slate roof of your home. Our building techniques will match your original build. We can work with stone, slate, oak, stained glass, leaded glass, and any other material your period home contains.