Our Mission
To enable custodians to restore and maintain Lancashire’s historically important properties as our combined legacy for future generations.
Our Story
Having worked together at a national restoration contractor, our founding members came-together to apply specialist experience to the local area. Working close-to-home, we can:
- Offer a local option for traditional specialist works against ‘general’ contractors
- Make time on-site productive without lengthy commutes
- Benefit as members and neighbours of the communities we live and work in
Training & Qualifications
To ensure the safe and effective delivery of our services, our team is qualified in:
- CPD: BLF Hot Mixed Lime Mortars
- CPD: SPAB Repair of Traditional Floors
- Level 3 Conservation Masonry
- Level 3 Painting and Decorating
- Site Managers Safety Training Scheme
- CSCS Health & Safety
- FAIB Emergency First-Aid at Work
- PASMA Mobile Access Towers
- IPAF
- Asbestos Awareness
- IOSH
- Risk Awareness, COSHH and Working at Heights
- Ladder Training and Manual Handling
- Face Fit Testing
- PAT Testing
Our Team
Gavin Fletcher
Gavin started his career as a qualified Quantity Surveyor on the Heathrow Terminal 5 project. From there he continued to gain experience with construction developers at national and local scales.
Having developed an interest in business management, Gavin became the Commercial Manager at a subcontracting specialist, expanding their operations. This continued into a role of Contract Manager at a national restoration contractor.
Gavin has managed many listed building conservation projects across Lancashire and the country, including; Heritage Lottery Funded Projects, Churches, Museums, Statues, Councils, Schools, Scheduled Ancient Monuments and a World Heritage Site.
As Managing Director of Heritage Property Repairs, Gavin is involved in all aspects of the business and is the primary point of contact.
Scott Little
Scott started his career as a Royal Engineer in the British Army. He travelled as far as Kenya on construction projects which involved building homes and schools. His training included specialised building and structural trades, plus internal finishing – such as floor tiling and plastering.
After leaving the military, Scott furthered his construction experience in a stone yard as a trainee stone mason. He then undertook a City & Guilds qualification in painting and decorating. Subsequently, Scott went on to establish a self-employed decorating business.
In order to pursue his passion of heritage works, Scott proceeded to work as a self-employed craftsman with national restoration companies. His level of experience and knowledge in Lime Work and Sympathetic Cleaning progressed to co-founding this company.
William McCaigue
Will began his construction career learning groundworks. He then progressed to working alongside experienced Craftsmen in the Heritage Industry, which provided him with an all-round knowledge of Historic Trades.
Whilst assigned to larger projects working with roofing teams, he naturally progressed to Leadwork. Will has continued to excel at Traditional Roofing and Leadwork.
Now a CSCS Gold Card holder for his craft, his Lead Welding and Bossing has great attention to detail and is regularly complemented.
His Heritage Restoration skills have flourished since joining the Company. A natural leader, Will manages the roofing side of the company… but also loves to keep his feet on-the-ground with dry-stone walling.