Dismantling

The Dismantling Process

initial assessment

We begin with a thorough assessment of the structure to understand its condition and historical significance. This involves documenting the layout, identifying key architectural elements, and planning the dismantling process.

labeling and documentation

Each timber and component is carefully labeled and documented to ensure that it can be accurately reassembled later. This step is crucial for preserving the original layout and design of the frame.

careful disassembly

Our skilled crew carefully disassembles the structure, taking care to preserve the timbers and joinery features. This process involves removing nails, bolts, and other fasteners without damaging the wood.

transportation

Once dismantled, the timbers are transported to our workshop or the new site, where they are stored and protected until the restoration process begins.

Why Dismantling Matters

Dismantling is a critical first step in the restoration process, allowing us to preserve the original timbers and joinery features. By carefully documenting and labeling each component, we ensure that the structure can be accurately reassembled, maintaining its historical integrity and architectural significance.