Recclesia Ltd is a multi-disciplined conservation contractor with recognised in-house expertise in stonemasonry, stained glass, historic plasters and metalwork. The company specialises in the conservation and repair of historic buildings, churches and ancient monuments, usually acting as principal contractor. Our team has over forty years of experience of managing highly specialist works to some of the UK's most outstanding buildings.
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Recclesia Specialist Building Works
+ specialist principal contractor
+ masonry conservation specialists
+ historic building conservation
+ stonemasonry & lime mortars
+ a range of traditional skills in-house |
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Recclesia Small Works
+ smaller projects
+ minor works
+ maintenance tasks
+ cyclical work
+ investigative work & fabric analysis |
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Recclesia Stained Glass
+ stained glass conservation & repair
+ commissions & design work
+ leaded lights & restoration glazing
+ consultancy, surveys & reports
+ metalwork & protective guards |
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Recclesia Fanlights
+ fanlight restoration
+ contemporary fanlights
+ bespoke or reproduction designs
+ lead casting & moulding
+ lantern lights |
The company primarily works with conservation architects, church councils, local authorities and owners of historically significant buildings to carry out conservation and restoration, apply new uses to buildings, or a combination of several approaches. Our in-house stained glass studio, originally established in 1975, works with churches, architects and major contractors, as well as listed property owners.
We have worked on a wide variety of historic buildings, from Norman churches, cathedrals, medieval scheduled ancient monuments and castles to cruck-frame barns, timber framed manor houses and mansion houses, not to mention the hundreds of stained glass windows at churches throughout the UK.
 If you haven't already experienced our high standards, dedication to our craft and enthusiasm about our projects, we would be very pleased to hear from you. We welcome all enquiries.
Jamie Moore - Managing Director
MSc Historic Building Conservation (Portsmouth)
NVQ Level 6 Conservation Management (NSAC)
BA (Hons) History (Southampton) |
Current & Recently Completed Contracts:
Manchester Town Hall & Central Library Transformation Project
The Clive Engine House, Dyserth, Denbighshire CC & Donald Insall Associates
St Helen's Church, Tarporley, John Carter Architects
Ebenezer Centre, Cefn Mawr, Wrexham
The Chapel at Great Westwood, Stained Glass Commission, Hertfordshire
Poundbury Decorative Fanlights, Dorset
Bark St THI Project, Bolton
Leyland Road Methodist Church, Southport
Carmel Chapel, Machynlleth
Phase VI Worden Park - South Ribble BC
St Margaret's Church, Bodelwyddan, North Wales
Chester Castle (Phase VI) - English Heritage (Client), Arrol & Snell Architects
St Nicholas's Church Henley on Thames, Oxfordshire
St Mary's Church Lydham - Arrol & Snell
Architects
St Mary's Church Benllech - Adam Voelcker Architects
St John the Baptist Kinlet - Wheatley Lloyd Architects
St Mary the Virgin, Cleobury Mortimer - Wheatley Lloyd Architects
Wervin Chapel, Chester - Blackett-Ord Conservation Engineering
The Henry Hope Victorian Glasshouse Restoration Project, Worcester
Bucklersbury House, London - Stanhope PLC / Museum of London
Fordingbridge TA Centre, Hampshire - MoD
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Recclesia News:
22-01-12
Decorative Georgian Fanlight project complete in Bolton
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03-01-12
Building conservation work begins at the Clive Engine House in Dyserth, North Wales, for Denbighshire CC with Donald Insall Associates. View
02-12-11
Glass conservation work begins at St Helen's Church Tarporley
05-01-2012
Recclesia completes works to decorative fanlights in Islington. View
06-09-2011
Recclesia gains CSCS Platinum Certificate for commitment to the system. 100% of our staff carry heritage sector CSCS cards.
26-07-2011
Recclesia begin specialist conservation work on the 'jewels in Manchester's crown'. The £90M Manchester Town Hall & Central Library Transformation Programme starts in partnership with Laing O'Rourke and Manchester City Council.
26-07-2011
A new East Window for one of Shropshire's prettiest church buildings. Masonry & stained glass complete at Holy Trinity Church in Lydham. View
25-07-2011
Masonry & stained glass work gets underway at Southport's Grade II Methodist Church
26-07-2011
Phase V masonry conservation work starts at Worden Park, Leyland for South Ribble Borough Council. View
15-07-2011
Conservation and repair of medieval masonry and stained glass at St John the Baptist in Kinlet complete. View
12-06-2011
Works complete at Mold Town Hall for Flintshire County Council. View
25-05-2011
Recclesia Sponsors the 2011 UK Stone Federation Masonry Skills Challenge
30-03-2011
Phase VI Conservation & Refurbishment Complete at Chester Castle for English Heritage. View
18-01-2011
St Mary's Church Eardisland East Window Masonry & Stained Glass Reinstated. View
15-12-2010
The William Morris Tree of Life Stained Glass at St Cybi's Church Holyhead. View
07-12-2010 Ancient Chapel at Wervin Rescued by Recclesia. View
Corporate Membership & Approvals:
The Georgian Group
Listed Property Owners Club
Sponsors of the World Wildlife Fund
Sponsors of the 2011 UK Stone Federation Masonry Skills Challenge
Nominated in the Natural Stone Awards 2010
Full Members of the Stone Federation of GB
Pre-Qualified by Constructionline
CHAS Accredited
CSCS Platinum Certificate
Stonehealth Approved Contractor
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