Maidwell Hall

Project Highlights: A Symphony of Restoration

1. Removal of Existing Slate Roof Coverings: The project kicks off with the careful removal of the existing slate roof coverings on the lower slopes. This phase is not just about modernizing; it’s a deliberate effort to preserve the historic charm while enhancing functionality.
2. Removal of Existing Lead Flashings and Gutters: The removal of the existing lead flashings and gutters marks a significant step toward a comprehensive restoration. This process allows for a fresh start, ensuring that the new installations seamlessly integrate with the structure.
3. Supply and Installation of New KME Copper Roof Coverings: Innovation meets elegance as the project introduces new KME copper roof coverings. This material not only provides durability but also adds a touch of sophistication to Maidwell Hall’s silhouette, marrying tradition with contemporary aesthetics.
4. Supply and Installation of New Sand Cast Lead Gutters and Flashings: The restoration continues with the introduction of new sand cast lead gutters and flashings. Crafted with precision, these elements ensure both structural integrity and a nod to the timeless allure of lead craftsmanship.
5. Installation of Slate to the Lower Slopes: Honouring the legacy of Maidwell Hall, the lower slopes will be adorned with the installation of slate. This careful choice maintains the historic character while addressing the practical needs of a modern roofing system.
6. Masonry Works to Various Areas of the Roof and Gutters: The project doesn’t just stop at the surface. Masonry works to various areas of the roof and gutters ensure that the structural elements receive the attention they deserve, fortifying Maidwell Hall for generations to come.