Building restoration · Structural repair · Refurbishment
Repairing damaged buildings, one assessed project at a time
We repair walls and ceilings, restore external surfaces, deal with water-related damage and put failing masonry back into sound condition. Every project is assessed individually and priced on the repairs, materials and scope it actually needs.
We work with property owners, landlords, managing agents and commercial clients across Europe.
What we repair
Six repair routes, one assessment-first approach
Damage is rarely only what it looks like on the surface. We identify the cause before scoping the repair, then price that scope.
01
Wall & ceiling repair
Damaged plasterboard, cracks, sagging and water-marked ceilings rebuilt and finished back to a sound surface.
02
External surface restoration
Render, brick and stone facing restored so the outside of the building sheds water again.
03
Water-related damage
Diagnosis and treatment of damp, staining and damage caused by leaking roofs, drainage or failed waterproofing.
04
Crack repair & masonry
Masonry cracks stitched and repointed, defective mortar replaced, brick and stone faces made whole again.
05
Waterproofing & tanking
Tanking and waterproofing to basements, balconies, parapets and roofs, specified per project after assessment.
06
Ageing building refurbishment
Older buildings brought back into usable condition through planned repair, finish and handover works.
How we work
Assessment first. Scope second. Price third.
Tell us what you see
Describe the damage, the building type and where you are. Photographs help us judge scope before a visit.
On-site assessment
We visit, inspect the affected area and identify the cause of the failure rather than only the visible symptom.
Scope and quotation
You receive a written scope of the required repairs, the materials involved and the price for that scope.
Works and handover
Once agreed, the repair is carried out and the finished area is handed back with what was and was not included.
Damage types
Common building failures we are asked to repair
Most calls fall into three families. Each is treated as a building problem to be diagnosed, not a surface to be patched.
Water-related
Damp, staining and deterioration caused by leaking roofs, drainage or failed waterproofing.
We trace where the water is getting in before we treat what it has done.
Structural surface
Cracked, bulging or failing masonry, render and brickwork that has lost integrity.
Cracks are stitched and repointed; the cause is established before the face is made good.
Interior fabric
Plasterboard, ceilings and internal surfaces damaged by impact or water.
We fix the source first, then repair and finish the surface so the finish can hold.
Next step
Tell us what the building is doing and we will tell you what needs doing about it.
Send the building type, the damage and where you are. We will come back with what an assessment covers. Prices are on application — quoted in euros after the assessment.
Who we work with
Four kinds of client, one assessment method
Building type and access change what can be done and in what order. The method of assessing and pricing the work does not.
Homeowners
Single houses, flats and period properties needing one specific repair brought back to a sound finish.
Landlords & letting agents
Planned repair programmes, void preparation and scheduled maintenance across a managed portfolio.
Commercial property
Offices, retail units and mixed-use buildings repaired around operating hours.
Care & community buildings
Schools, clinics and halls where repair has to be planned around continued use.
Scope of work
What a repair scope normally covers
- Making goodCutting back damaged material and making good surfaces ready for a finish that will hold.
- Masonry repairStitching cracks, replacing failed mortar and rebuilding localized areas of brick or stone.
- WaterproofingApplying or renewing tanking and waterproofing where water is getting into the structure.
- Render and render repairRepairing or renewing external render so the wall sheds water rather than absorbing it.
- Internal finishReplastering, skimming and finishing ceilings and walls once the underlying problem is fixed.
- HandoverExplaining what was repaired, what was left out of scope and what to watch for afterwards.
Anything not named in the written scope is not included. We say so before the work starts, not after.
About the company
A registered restoration contractor working to assessed scope
TBRN Restoration Solutions Limited is registered in England & Wales under company number 16437438, with registered office at First Floor, 2 Barnston Lane, Moreton, Wirral, United Kingdom, CH46 7TP. The business is registered for other building completion and finishing work.
We repair damaged buildings rather than resell them. What we commit to on a project is the repair scope we have assessed, not a guarantee that an ageing structure will never need attention again.
Coverage
Working across Europe, project by project
TBRN Restoration Solutions Limited takes on building restoration and refurbishment projects for residential and commercial property across Europe.
Each project is assessed on its own terms. Building type, construction, access and the extent of the damage all affect what can be done and in what order, so we confirm the scope before quoting.
We do not operate a network of branches. The work is carried out by the team appointed to your project.
Before you get in touch
What helps us assess a building faster
None of this replaces an assessment. It does mean the first conversation is about the building rather than about the process.
The address and building type
House, flat, office, retail, school or community building — construction and age change the repair route.
Where the damage is
Which room, which elevation, which floor. A pattern usually tells us where the water is coming from.
When it started
And whether it follows heavy rain, freezes, a roof repair or something else that changed.
Photographs
Wide shots for context and close shots of the damage. Photographs are not a substitute for an assessment.
Contact
Email us, or call if the building is actively leaking
Send the address, the type of building and a short description of the damage. If water is coming in now, call and say so.
- Emailinfo@tbrnrestoration.services
- Phone+44 7413 451717
- Registered officeFirst Floor, 2 Barnston Lane, Moreton, Wirral, CH46 7TP