We work on listed and historic buildings including Churches using traditional build and repair techniques. We are experienced in carrying out repairs and maintenance, working with lime renders, plasters, lime wash, stone, brick, flint, soft and hardwoods, Kent pegs, shingles and lead. We use specialists whenever necessary, for example, when repairing stained glass windows.
Having successfully completed Phase 1 earlier in 2018, Charlier Construction Ltd went on to win the Phase 2 of the works to St Peter’s Church. This principally involved the complete internal re-decoration, electrical re-configuration and refurbishment of the church as well as further external works to the Bellcot, Lightening Conductors and replacement of Wire Guards … Continue reading
St. Peter’s Church in Folkestone, being one of the oldest church sites in the area, presented plenty of challenges during Phase 1 of works undertaken by Charlier Construction Ltd. Phase 1 of the works primarily involved repairs to the fleche, this being the lead covered delicate spire, sitting high above Folkestone Harbour. The fleche had … Continue reading
Complete re-roofing of Kent College Chapel Roof. Redecoration and repair of external timber domer windows and Cupola. Stone masonry repairs and refurbishment of stained glass windows.
External refurbishment and redecoration of a Grade 2 Listed 14th Century building and conversion of the internal office space to four high specification flats on Canterbury High Street.
Provision of new handrails and associated maintenance
External decoration and refurbishment
External maintenance and repair including renewal of sash windows
External stone and brickwork repairs to façade of listed building, renewing copper to dome, stonework repairs and carrying out external decoration and repairs to timber windows
Complete refurbishment and part rebuild of existing stables and coach house
Refurbishment of mainly 14th century St George’s Church Ivychurch
Repair, refurbishment and decoration of seafront shelters
External redecoration and repair to Listed building
Rebuilding of historic vinery on the Leas in Folkestone