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When leaves block a gutter or downpipe, deal with it, don't leave it. The damage caused by the neglect of this building was entirely due to poor maintenance, this is a very extreme example, almost 100 years passed by and led to this condition, If the roof and rainwater goods had been maintained the structure would have remained in a salvagable condition, Yet, blocked drains, gutters and downpipes allowed rain inside, causing timbers to rot and the structural damage began. Without intervention, the damage would have caused collapse and the building would be lost. #conservation #restoration #wirral #cheshire #lime #hot #drone #beforeafter

Guess who's back! I didn't really have a break from work. More of a personal breakdown/ breakup that knocked me a bit. A very emotional time but hopefully for the best. We worked solid the last month to finish off the restoration project and hand over the keys after 18 very tough months. Over 600 tonnes of earth were brought in to landscape the exterior grounds. Whilst the interior was finished, fully redecorated, carpeted and cleaned. People said it couldn't be done. The building should be pulled down and it was too big a project for me to take on. Fuck em.. Have a vision, make a plan and stick to it. Anything is possible if you want it to be. Ill add some more photos from the project in time and in the future will share many more... For now I'm going to concentrate on myself and my girls #conservation #restoration #wirral #cheshire #lime #hot #downbutnotout

Taking a break from it all for a while. I'll be back..........

A selection of images taken during April 2017. 12 months ago. We were pretty deep into the restoration at this stage. #conservation #restoration #wirral #cheshire #lime #hot #drone #360photo #kodakpixprosp360

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