Welcome to the LTM Conservation Division

Laing Traditional Masonry was established in 1999 by Steven Laing as a masonry contractor specialising in the conservation and repair of our built heritage. Steven’s focus on high quality skilled workmanship using traditional building techniques has placed the LTM Group at the forefront of the conservation industry.

We have a catalogue of prestigious projects completed throughout the UK and our dedicated masonry teams are fully trained to meet our high standards of workmanship and customer service.

LTM Group has grown in both scale and stature to become one of the largest and most respected, Multi-Award Winning Building Conservation Contractors in the field, with numerous dedicated teams of several works craftspeople spread throughout Scotland.

Please click here to View our 'Areas of Building Conservation Expertise'. You can also View our Project Case Studies here which have been conveniently categorised.

Please click here to View our 'Traditional Craft Skills and Conservation Services'.

 

Lime Mortar Surface Repairs to Stone

 

“Building the future and repairing the past.”

Lime Mortar Surface Repairs to Stone Traditional Lime Mortars and Lime Pointing Traditional Lime Mortars and Lime Pointing Traditional Lime Harling and Lime Wash Lime Plastering and Lime Plaster Conservation Stone Indenting and Replacement Stone Stone Dressing, Stone Carving and Stone Fixing Stone Conservation Buildings Conservator Masonry Consolidation and Stabilisation Letter Cutting and Carving

Building Categories


Conservation Services

Pride In The City

"A clean city leads to a safer city and one which is more attractive to visitors and future investment. We just need to look at the fantastic restoration of Marischal College, which is now one of the most impressive buildings in Aberdeen, to appreciate the impact of effective cleaning. The clean-up will go a long way to restoring our pride in Union Street and the city centre."

John Michie

BiD (Business Improvement District)

Abstract obtained from the Aberdeen City Council website BiD Article.


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