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Heritage Conservation

We are dedicated to preserving the cultural and historical significance of our most emblematic structures. Through traditional craftsmanship and modern restoration techniques, we safeguard tangible history for future generations to experience and admire their enduring grandeur. Our work bridges past and present through adaptive re-use, ensuring these sites remain vital contributors to their communities.

A History of Heritage Conservation

Regardless of project scale, we approach material selection and installation with rigorous technical precision, aiming to meet or exceed the protocol set by the Standards and Guidelines for the Conservation of Historic Places in Canada.

Our team has successfully executed a wide range of projects as consultants, prime contractors, and tradespeople. Notable restorations include Fort Rodd Hill, Christ Church Cathedral & School, Tod House, and Morden Colliery, reflecting our commitment to preserving the integrity and cultural significance of historic sites across Canada.

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Morden CollieryRestoration/Conservation

Morden Colliery

Heritage Masonry, as the prime contractor, completed the conservation and structural rehabilitation of Canada’s last remaining concrete coal mine headframe and tipple.
45 Bastion Square
45 Bastion SquareRestoration/Conservation

45 Bastion Square

Lovingly rehabilitated by its current owner over the last decade, the final piece of this work was to re-instate the brick parapets that were original and removed in the 60’s as they were allowing water into the building.
Amphion Street
Amphion StRestoration/Conservation

Amphion St

The owners of this heritage ‘Craftsmen’ style home built in 1913 called us when brick started coming away from the original chimney. The style of build using ‘clinker brick’ as a feature is something we were adamant about keeping.