Pinnacle Conservation is honoured to take on the restoration of the iconic Staffordshire mural in Endon, for Mitchells and Butlers. Dating back over 100 years, this cherished mural has suffered the effects of salt contamination and moisture ingress, leading to its gradual deterioration. Our expert Conservation team will delicately and meticulously: ▫Conduct paint analysis to […]
Pinnacle at the House of Lords Today, our Managing Director, Adam Hickey, is proudly attending on behalf of Historic England at the House of Lords, advocating for the preservation of Heritage Craft Skills through dedicated training and mentoring. For centuries, craftsmanship was a way of life, with skills lovingly passed from one generation to the […]
Exciting Progress at the New Earswick Community Hub Work is well underway at the community hub in New Earswick, York! Pinnacle has been thrilled to contribute to the initial blockwork, but additional help is still needed to bring this fantastic project to completion. York Press Article : https://www.yorkpress.co.uk/news/25000258.new-earswick-boxing-ko-kindness—pinnacle-praised/ Charlie Malarkey shared: “Pinnacle has been incredible—getting […]
Pinnacle are delighted to have been appointed as the Main Contractor on the restoration works to the new home for S1 Artspace in Sheffield City Centre. The team will be making safe damaged floor structures, removal of debris, remedial works to rainwater goods and gutter, strip out of existing fit our and flat roof replacement. […]
Last week, members of the Pinnacle team had the honour of attending the celebration of the unveiling of the Solar Panel Project at York Minster, one of the world’s most magnificent cathedrals. Our team undertook the initial building works, installation of the solar panel post, and associated leadwork for the 184 solar panels on the […]
Works are now complete on the amazing transformation of Eyres Furniture store in Worksop. Check out our recent case study to find out more. Its always great to receive feedback from our clients :
Last week our project at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park got some amazing press coverage, featuring on BBC Look North and in various Newspaper articles. It’s great to see such an amazing conservation project get recognised for the complexities of the work, traditional craft skills needed to carry out the project and the importance of funding […]
This months Health & Safety Award goes to Andy Walker. Andy won for his excellent managerial skills and attitude to overcoming a challenging labour intrusive project. Well Done Andy.
Week three is underway for the students attending our Construction Heritage Skills Foundation Classes in Conservation Crafts at Clumber Park. This week is focusing on wood carving. Both Cohorts will learn the skills behind Wood carving, learning how to carve by using a hand cutting tool, resulting in their very own wood carving at the […]
Week two is underway for the students attending our Construction Heritage Skills Foundation Classes at Clumber Park. Module 1 focuses on Historic Timber learning about timber survey and defect assessments, structural repairs, timber repair theory, practical sessions, and live demonstrations. Yesterday students undertook the practical session in undertaking scarf joints.