Victorian Brick Restorations have a passion for preserving architectural history, we specialise in restoring vintage brickwork to its former glory. Our team of skilled craftsmen boasts years of experience in traditional hand tooled tuckpointing, repointing, damp course installation, desalination of masonry and brick restorations. We take pride in reviving the intricate charm of heritage buildings, using traditional techniques coupled with modern expertise. Whether it’s a historic landmark or a cherished family property, we treat each project with utmost care and attention to detail.
Diploma building and construction
Cert IV OH&S
Cert 3 Brick and block laying
18 Mcrorie Street Anglesea
Wexhaus specialises in heritage renovations and extensions to existing heritage homes across Melbourne. We can work with you to take the best elements of Victorian heritage living, and create a property that really works for you on a functional level. Wexhaus director, Wesley Spencer, is also a director of the National Trust (VIC), and ICOMOS…
Duratec has extensive experience in the remediation of heritage buildings and we apply a sympathetic approach to the works, mindful of the overarching principles of conservation, which depending on the project scope, will include a combination of rehabilitation, restoration and reconstruction. An essential aspect of successful heritage restoration is Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) – working…
All types of wood fireplace work, restoration work on brick fireplaces / brick chimneys, reconstruction of open brick fireboxes, cast iron inserts, mantles (stone, timber etc), hearths (stone, tile or polished concrete), suspended wood fireplaces. Licensed tradesman with extensive knowledge in all aspects of the wood fire industry
Our approach to architectural practice is summed up simply. Making things better | Making better things This approach captures the belief that before we begin any new construction we must understand the histories of the site. Is it necessary to demolish existing structures? Is it more important to regenerate the site rather than clear it?…