Keystone Building & Restoration Ltd

13/10/2026

Opening created and timber french doors fitted.

09/10/2026

Bespoke carpentry and wood panelling.

✨ A beautiful transformation for our returning customers! ✨

This study is coming together beautifully, with soft sage-green panelling, classic detailing and warm oak flooring creating the perfect balance of traditional charm and modern sophistication.

A huge thank you to our returning customers for trusting us once again with their home. We truly appreciate your continued support and the opportunity to bring your ideas to life! 🏡

Thinking of transforming your own space? Get in touch to discuss your next project.

08/10/2026

Limewashing

Final job after rebuilding this gable end and chimney.

Natural, breathable and full of character-
Limewash gives walls that beautiful, timeless finish while letting the texture of the building shine through.

07/10/2026

Chimney Rebuild - from ground upwards

For safety and longevity, the chimney was carefully dismantled and rebuilt from ground level upwards ensuring a secure and structurally sound finish.

Another project completed to the highest standard, restoring both the strength and appearance of the property.🔨🧱

05/10/2026

Structural works to 200 year old listed property.
Gable-wall presented internal & external cracking and bulging. Full Middle section of wall rebuilt including chimney flue. Corner underpinned and helical bars added to strenthen east corner.
Lime-washed and cadt iron patress plates fitted,

05/07/2024

Comprehensive renovation to the Old Vicarage, Wilburton.

08/09/2023

Look what we uncovered: 

Our customers at the Manor House in Bury did not know there was a window hidden under the stone infill on their gable end.  

After exposure, the window frame was carefully removed, all rotten oak replaced, and the original mullions were treated, strengthened and reused to make this beautiful window which, now fills their loft with light.

Set into the internal mortises of the window frame we added stanchions (slender iron uprights) between each mullion.  This practice was typical of the C17 and especially popular with leaded windows.

Although this window is very high stanchions were added for security.

Doesn't it look great? We cannot wait to see it once the scaffolding has been dropped.

08/09/2023

Look what we uncovered: 

Our customers at the Manor House in Bury did not know there was a window under the stone infill on their gable end.

After exposure, the window frame was carefully removed, all rotten oak replaced, and the original mullions were treated, strengthened and reused to make this beautiful window frame which, now fills their loft with light.

Set into the internal mortises of the window frame we added stanchions (slender iron uprights) between each mullion. This is how they would have been in the C17 and were very popular in leaded windows.

Although this window is very high, stanchions were actually added for security.

I think you will agree, it looks great. We cannot wait to see it once the scaffolding has been dropped.

19/08/2023

This basement was Previously under water. A new sump pump was fitted, and all surfaces were sandblasted to remove limewash in preparation for tanking solutions. Now a usable space, screaming w**e cellar! 🍾🍾🍾

20/07/2023