by Murray Price | Jan 11, 2019
Meadway Meadway, unfortunately was subject to a cementitious render that consequently caused havoc with the building inside and out. Upon initial inspection Williams Restoration noted cracking in the external render and the beginnings of penetrating damp inside....
by Murray Price | Jan 11, 2019
Wardour Street The Wardour project was a nice change for us. It was internal. Unfortunately the building was subject to a very common problem. Gypsum plaster and cementitious mortar. These materials used on new buildings in conjunction with other cementitious...
by Murray Price | Jan 11, 2019
Eaton Place c1830. Eaton Place has had its fair share of close calls throughout history, a high explosive bomb fell nearby onto Eaton Terrace, not far from Eaton Place in World War II. When the London Poverty Maps were published, the area was determined as having...
by Murray Price | Jan 11, 2019
50 St James Street c1827. 50 St James’s Street is a grade II listed house. It was built in 1827, and designed by the architects Benjamin Wyatt and Philip Wyatt, as Crockford’s, a gentleman’s club. It was altered from 1870–75 by C. J. Phipps. Scope of Work Williams...
by Murray Price | Jan 11, 2019
Pembridge Place Over the years Williams Restoration have undertaken projects on three properties at Pembridge Place No’s 5-6-9. These properties were not to differential in symptoms, years of weathering, predominately solution that was evident from the black carbon...
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