Listed Buildings
Below are three examples of restoration to a grade II listed building. All were in need of urgent repairs to badly eroded windows and pointing. All the building repairs were kept in keeping with each individual item and lovingly restored by our craftsmen.
Below is an example of a gateway to a grade II listed hall, the brick work was loose and dangerous. Jepson Cornerstone Ltd. were asked to demolish the gateway and rebuild back in the original English Bond Victorian Wirecut Brickworks. All was photographed and measured and all put back to their original positions. All metal work and woodwork were carried out by other fine craftsmen who worked in conjunction with us on this project.
Restoration of a Grade I listed building
Masonry restoration of a Grade II Georgian Townhouse
Mr Jepson, the founder and owner of Jepson Cornerstone LTD studied Stonemasonry at The Great Titchfield Street Masonry College in London from 1973 to 1977. Whilst serving an apprenticeship at the Department of Environment, later to be known as English Heritage and continued to work for them for a further 5 years after his apprenticeship had ended. There he earned his City & Guilds and Advanced City & Guilds in Stone Masonry as a qualified Banker/Mason/Fixer.