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Property restoration builders in Par with over 20 years’ experience

NVQ Level 1 and Level 2 stone masonry. Fully insured. Free written estimates after review.

From first call to written estimate

Call or message us

Tell us the property type, location and main problem, and send photos if they help.

We assess the job

We discuss access, materials, likely scope and any heritage points before the next step.

Get a written estimate

You receive a free, no-obligation estimate setting out likely work and timing.

Skilled work for old buildings and new plans

A row of stone-clad terraced houses with sash windows under a partly cloudy sky.

Lime Pointing Cornwall

Breathable lime repointing for tired stonework, with careful joint removal, matched mortars and patient curing.

Stone building with large arched windows and a gravel driveway, set against a backdrop of trees.

Traditional Stone Masonry Cornwall

Skilled stone masonry for walls and cut details, with sound bonding, careful matching and qualified hands on site.

Two-storey cream-coloured house with black-framed windows, a grey door, and a small front garden.

Lime Rendering Cornwall

Breathable lime render that protects older walls, with layered coats, suitable finishes and weather-aware timing.

A dark grey natural slate roof tiles installed on a wooden frame structure

Traditional Roofing and Slate Work

Slate roof repairs that keep sound originals in use, tackle ridge issues and track leaks to the right junction.

A cosy dining area with a wooden table and chairs, opening to a garden through French doors, in a bright, modern home.

Structural Opening Alterations

Structural opening alterations for older buildings, with support, lintels and careful making good built in.

Tiered garden with stone retaining walls and steps, featuring lush greenery and wooden fences under a clear sky.

Landscaping and Garden Stonework

Garden stonework and ground preparation shaped together, so access, drainage and natural features all earn their keep.

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Care that suits the building, not just the job

Older buildings rarely forgive hard cement, rushed patching or guesswork. We restore, repair and adapt period, listed, rural and coastal properties across Cornwall with lime work, masonry, structural repairs, roofs, conversions and landscape stonework. With Paul Clarke Restorations, you deal directly with Paul from the first inspection to the final finish, so the person planning the repair is the one accountable for how it looks and lasts.

Our reviews

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Megan beazley

Google

Would highly recommend. Good communication and great service. Job was finished to a very high standard. Would definitely use again.

Clear judgement before tools touch the wall

When a wall needs to breathe or a roof line has started to slip, the repair has to suit the building, not force it to behave like a new one. We use compatible lime, stone and cob methods, work through conservation requirements where needed, and source natural materials locally where they suit the job, including supplies from Caradon Stone, Trecarne Quarry, De Lank Quarry, Cornish Lime, RTC Quarries and Contec SW. With Paul Clarke Restorations, you can also view ongoing and past work at places such as Cornelly Church, Penzance Quay, Crantock Bay and St Mawes Carrick Way.

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What you gain with Paul Clarke Restorations

One point of contact

You deal directly with Paul from first inspection to final finish, so details stay clear.

Traditional materials used properly

Lime, stone and cob repairs are matched to the building so old fabric can breathe.

Proof from real heritage work

Past work on churches, quay structures and coastal sites shows careful hands on site.

Stone house with green grass.

Talk through the building with us

Call Paul Clarke Restorations to discuss the building, the defect or the plan, and we will arrange the next sensible step.

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