Original detail, remade to match
Grade II and Grade II* buildings repaired, restored and kept in use, including London Liverpool Street and Swindon stations.
Brought in before the method is fixed
We are usually appointed early, often at concept stage, to advise what the fabric will tolerate and which surveys it needs before anyone commits to a method. Then we deliver it, fabric repair, restoration, roofing, stonework and leadwork, plus the modern upgrades that have to sit inside a historic building without harming it. Where original detail can’t be bought we template it, machine it and remake it to match.
Our Heritage Services
Listed-building refurbishment
Modern standards inside historic fabric, agreed with the conservation officer before work starts.
Heritage roofing and leadwork
Slate, tile, lead and traditional detail, repaired or renewed to match what’s there.
Canopy, valance and structural timber restoration
Reconstruction and structural repair, including beam repair and sourcing and machining timber to original sizes.
Replication: 3D scanning and prototyping
Original detail scanned, modelled and prototyped so the replacement matches before it’s made.
Why Choose MLG for Heritage Projects?
Survey and advice first
- Appointed at concept stage to advise what the fabric will tolerate and which surveys it needs
- Full condition surveys, with recommendations on what can be refurbished and what has to be remade
- Moisture content monitored and recorded through the works
We prove it before it goes on the building
- Removal techniques approved first, and components catalogued and stored to the heritage statement
- Templates made and components re-machined to the original profile, or scanned and prototyped where a profile has to be reproduced
- Sample components and full decoration sampling produced for comparison and sign-off before the rest follows
Buildings we've worked on
- London Liverpool Street station: heritage daggerboard valance, delivered under both Railway Heritage and City of London heritage statements
- Swindon station: listed canopy timbers surveyed, machined to match and replaced like for like, phased on a live station around overhead line isolations
- The Barclays Bank building, Newport city centre: heritage roof finished in a lead-effect system approved to match the original
- Grade II listed buildings brought back into working use
Recent Heritage Projects
What our clients say
Listed building to work on?
Tell us the building, the listing and what the conservation officer has said, we'll survey it and set out a method.


