Weldon Stone are a long established and well respected Stonemasonry Company specialising in the repair, restoration and conservation of stone buildings both as Main Contractor and Specialist Sub-Contractor with over 200 years of combined experience in the field.
The team at Weldon Stone work closely with Architects, Designers, Structural Engineers, Builders, Estate Managers, Local Authorities and Private Clients and offer professional services ranging from Pre-Specification and Contract advice and design through to Budget Costings and advice on the phasing of work.
Weldon Stone has grown through investment in its people and technology, whilst maintaining their original family values of excellent service and attention to detail.Our aim is to provide a first class service of high quality craftsmanship using the best materials of their type whilst ensuring that delivery times are kept to a minimum.
The team at Weldon Stone work closely with Architects, Designers, Structural Engineers, Builders, Estate Managers, Local Authorities and Private Clients and offer professional services ranging from Pre-Specification and Contract advice and design through to Budget Costings and advice on the phasing of work.
Weldon Stone has grown through investment in its people and technology, whilst maintaining their original family values of excellent service and attention to detail.Our aim is to provide a first class service of high quality craftsmanship using the best materials of their type whilst ensuring that delivery times are kept to a minimum.
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Weldon Stone was founded in 1977 by father and son team Derrick and Peter Dunn at the Weldon Stone quarry near Corby in Northants and extracted the remaining rare and beautiful Weldon Stone whilst developing the stonemasonry side of the business. Managing Director, Peter Dunn, trained as a master mason.
Standing in Measham, just off the High Street, St Laurence Church needed restoration and conservation. The Project was awarded to Weldon Stone Enterprises Limited by Peter Rogan Associates Limited. The East end windows needed new tracery, mullions, cills and conservation. The North and South aisle windows also needed new tracery, mullions, cills and glazing repairs.
The parishioners of All Saints Church were determined to return their Church to the heart of the community and make the building more useful to the residents of the village. To achieve this, they needed to address the fact that the Church was a rather cold, dark building with areas of rotten floor boards and fixed pews.
Since completing our first contract in 2000, Weldon Stone Enterprises have gone on to complete a further 6 phases of work on this large town centre Church. Most of the Church is built with a combination of local ironstone walling and Totternhoe Clunch dressings. Much of the work undertaken has been replacing cementitious mortar with lime mortar and cutting out and replacing perished stone.
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