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Heritage & Stone

Cleaning listed and historic masonry to a documented, low-risk standard: soot and black crust, biological growth, war memorials, headstones and church stonework.

14 guides in Heritage & Stone.

An old weathered headstone in a churchyard
Heritage & Stone
Cleaning Headstones and Graves Respectfully
 The stone exterior of an old church
Heritage & Stone
Cleaning Church Stonework With Care
 A painted brick wall being stripped back
Heritage & Stone
How to Remove Paint From Brick Without Damage
 A bronze statue being carefully cleaned
Heritage & Stone
Cleaning Bronze Statues Without Harming the Patina
 A marble statue and surface being cleaned
Heritage & Stone
How to Clean Marble Safely Without Etching It
 A stained concrete wall before cleaning
Heritage & Stone
How to Clean Concrete: Oil, Paint and Stains
 A stone war memorial with carved inscriptions
Heritage & Stone
How to Clean a Stone War Memorial Respectfully
 A pale limestone building facade
Heritage & Stone
How to Clean Limestone Without Damaging It
 Green algae and moss growing on an old stone wall
Heritage & Stone
How to Remove Algae and Moss From Stone
 A historic stone facade being assessed for cleaning
Heritage & Stone
BS 8221 Explained: Cleaning Buildings the Right Way
 A blackened, sooty historic stone building facade
Heritage & Stone
How to Remove Black Crust From Stone Buildings
 A historic listed stone building in England
Heritage & Stone
Cleaning Listed Buildings: The Rules and Methods
 A traditional Yorkshire gritstone building facade
Heritage & Stone
How to Clean Yorkshire Stone the Right Way
 Victorian sandstone facade being cleaned gently with a laser
Heritage & Stone
How to Clean Sandstone Without Damaging It