All Saints Poplar, London
Significant Grade II Listed Poplar Landmark Receives Restoration.
What we did...
- Restoration
- Conservation
- Stone Masonry
- Stone & Brickwork Cleaning
- Structural Repairs & Roofing
USL were delighted to be involved as principle contractor undertaking sensitive restoration, roofing and masonry repairs to Poplar’s All Saints Church. The Grade-II Listed building constructed of white Portland stone and granite was in need of vital emergency restoration to the upper level façade.
As part of a larger conservation programme for the Tower Hamlet area, USL undertook extensive works to give protection to this beautiful structure for many more years to come.
The project consisted of; high-level emergency restoration to upper-levels and roof areas including slate repairs to nave and quire room roof sections, restoration and masonry repairs, extensive lead-work involving flashings and roofing, gutters and abutments with tower, re-pointing & re-fixing works, rainwater goods/gutter bays and redecoration of oak dormers.
This is an area of particular special architectural and historic interest, illustrated by its rich history.
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