St Ives
NEW! Muddy Mortars undertook a facelift of a traditional stone cottage in St Ives.
Find Out MoreLime & Cob Masons in West Cornwall
To get a quote or to arrange a building assessment, call us on or 01736 741272.
Cornwall Lime Masons
Lime Plastering
Lime is known to be a natural antiseptic and can absorb moisture in order to regulate the humidity inside a building.
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Lime Rendering
Lime rendering is a wonderful way to restore a building and allow it to breathe. The finish is both durable and beautiful.
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Lime Pointing
Pointing a wall with lime allows moisture to evaporate and it can make a difference to the internal humidity of the building.
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Cob Repairs
All building materials and techniques we use for cob repairs and restorations are fitting for the cob already in place.
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Assessments
Knowing how best to maintain your building and how to spot any issues as they occur could save you money.
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Straw Bale
Straw bale housing has been rising in popularity due to its super-insulation attributes that keep energy costs down.
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Tredavoe
NEW! We recently transformed a dark damp bedroom at a house in Tredavoe, near Penzance.
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Goonhavern
Muddy Mortars recently completed an internal restoration of this wonderful vernacular farmhouse.
Find Out MoreMuddy Mortars
We’re a traditional team with a modern approach. We don’t just break down buildings to adapt and improve them; we’re breaking down the builder stereotype too.
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"We used Muddy Mortars for two major projects - the complete renovation of a cob and granite barn and a granite cottage, and we are delighted with the finished results."
Mrs Pears
"We were delighted with the results of our newly transformed lime plastered walls and special mention should be made for the pointing carried out by Muddy Mortars. Thank you!"
Mrs Spurgeon
"Communication has been excellent, from detailed quote to regular updates whilst the work was underway. Even though we were 300 miles away, we were kept fully informed of progress."