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Rediscover the art of traditional sash window repair through this immersive, hands-on course designed for heritage professionals, property owners, and craftspeople who value authenticity and craftsmanship.

Over three days, you'll step into the shoes of a traditional joiner—exploring centuries-old techniques, working with classic tools, and restoring original timber windows using methods that have stood the test of time.

Whether you're a skilled contractor looking to deepen your expertise with traditional lime techniques, or a homeowner ready to roll up your sleeves and care for your historic property—this immersive two-day course is designed just for you.

Whether you're a skilled contractor looking to deepen your expertise with traditional lime techniques, or a homeowner ready to roll up your sleeves and care for your historic property—this immersive two-day course is designed just for you.

If you’re involved in making changes to listed buildings, you’ll know that a well-written Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) is not just a requirement—it’s a vital part of understanding, explaining, and justifying change in the historic environment. This practical, hands-on course will guide you through the process of creating and evaluating high-quality HIAs that meet policy and legal standards while genuinely supporting good conservation outcomes.

This 1-day course will support building professionals to undertake condition surveys on historic windows and determine the extent of repair that they require.

This hands-on, one-day workshop offers a practical and engaging introduction to lime mortars – a vital component in the conservation and repair of historic buildings.

Rediscover the art of traditional sash window repair through this immersive, hands-on course designed for heritage professionals, property owners, and craftspeople who value authenticity and craftsmanship.

Over three days, you'll step into the shoes of a traditional joiner—exploring centuries-old techniques, working with classic tools, and restoring original timber windows using methods that have stood the test of time.

This 1-day course will support building professionals to undertake condition surveys on historic windows and determine the extent of repair that they require.

If you’re involved in making changes to listed buildings, you’ll know that a well-written Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA) is not just a requirement—it’s a vital part of understanding, explaining, and justifying change in the historic environment. This practical, hands-on course will guide you through the process of creating and evaluating high-quality HIAs that meet policy and legal standards while genuinely supporting good conservation outcomes.

NVQ Level 3 qualification in Heritage Masonry

NVQ Level 3 Qualification in Heritage Plastering

NVQ Level 3 qualification in Heritage Carpentry