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Trusted Stonemasons for Historic and New Build Projects in Scotland
Established in 1850, we are a sixth-generation stonemasonry company dedicated to preserving Scotland's architectural heritage. Our expertise lies in the conservation and restoration of historic buildings, employing traditional lime pointing techniques that ensure longevity and authenticity. With over 150 years of collective experience, our team of skilled craftsmen has worked on iconic structures such as Drummond Castle, Linlithgow Palace, and the Wallace Monument.

We prioritise bespoke solutions, combining time-honoured methods with modern innovation to deliver high-quality results. Our services extend to sculpture creation, new build projects, and structural repairs, all underpinned by a commitment to excellence and client satisfaction. Fully insured and guaranteed, we offer free consultations to tailor our approach to each project's unique requirements.
Services
Stone Conservation Restoration Sculpture Repair Stone Carving New Build Stonemasonry Lime Pointing Masonry Repairs Stone Repairs Chimney Repairs Stone Garden Walls
Highlights and features
  • We have 150 years of experience in stonemasonry and historic restoration.
  • Our team uses traditional lime pointing for superior breathability in stone walls.
  • We have worked on iconic Scottish landmarks including the Wallace Monument.
  • Our in-house sculptor creates bespoke architectural and figurative stone carvings.
  • We offer free consultations and tailored solutions for every project.
Services
Stone Conservation
Our stone conservation services focus on maintaining the integrity of historic structures through sympathetic repairs and traditional techniques. We assess each project's unique needs to ensure long-term durability while preserving original materials. Clients benefit from our expertise in handling medieval grave stones, castle restorations, and architectural details.
Lime Pointing
Lime pointing is essential for restoring breathability to stone walls, preventing moisture damage in historic buildings. We remove failed cement pointing and replace it with custom-mixed lime mortar tailored to each structure. This method ensures compatibility with original materials and enhances the building's natural humidity regulation.
Sculpture Repair
Our sculpture repair services address damage to historic and contemporary stone artworks using traditional carving and casting methods. The in-house sculptor creates detailed replacements for lost elements or restores existing pieces to their original condition. Clients receive bespoke solutions for public monuments, architectural features, and private commissions.
New Build Stonemasonry
New build stonemasonry combines traditional craftsmanship with modern construction techniques to create durable, aesthetically pleasing structures. We specialise in stone houses, extensions, and garden walls that harmonise with Scotland's architectural landscape. Each project benefits from our deep understanding of material selection and structural integrity.
Stone Carving
Stone carving services include bespoke architectural details, heraldic motifs, and figurative sculptures crafted to client specifications. Our classically trained sculptor works in materials like sandstone, limestone, and bronze to produce unique decorative elements. Each piece reflects our commitment to precision and artistic excellence.
People
Adam Innes
Sculptor
Adam Innes is a classically trained sculptor specialising in architectural stone carving, with a focus on figurative and heraldic designs. He studied at the City and Guilds of London Art School and brings a passion for traditional craftsmanship to every project.
James Innes
Director
James Innes represents the sixth generation of the family business, overseeing operations and client relations. With decades of experience in stonemasonry, he ensures each project maintains the company's high standards of quality and heritage preservation.
Questions
What is lime pointing and why is it important?
Lime pointing uses breathable mortar to fill stone joints, allowing walls to regulate moisture and prevent damage. It's crucial for preserving historic buildings by maintaining their original structural integrity and appearance.
Do you work on new build projects as well as restorations?
Yes, we handle both new build stonemasonry and restoration projects, applying traditional techniques to modern constructions while ensuring compatibility with Scotland's architectural heritage.
What areas do you serve?
We operate throughout Scotland, with a focus on Edinburgh, Doune, and Stirling, providing stonemasonry services for historic and contemporary projects.
Can you repair damaged stone sculptures?
Yes, our team specialises in sculpture repair, using traditional carving and casting methods to restore damaged stone artworks to their original condition.
Reviews (1)
Pamela Hinton
Aug 20, 2021 Report
A very unprofessional approach from this company. My wife and I had an on site meeting at our property with Adam Innes (the son). We took time out to explain all the stonework we would like undertaken at our 200 year old property. He seemed genuinely enthusiastic at the time, however after three attempts of requesting an estimate of costs for work required and after having promised that an estimate would be forthcoming, we have now been informed (very abruptly may I add) that they are too busy to do any work for us and no estimate will be forthcoming. This is after waiting patiently for nearly