Re-Erecting (and Dry-In)
RE-ERECTING HISTORIC TIMBER FRAMES IS A SPECIALTY OF OURS.
We ensure that each structure is reassembled with the utmost care, maintaining the historical authenticity and structural integrity of the original build.

The Re-Erecting Process

Foundation Preparation
Before re-erecting the frame, we ensure that the foundation is prepared and ready to support the structure. This involves site preparation, leveling, and constructing a suitable foundation.

Frame Assembly
Our team of skilled craftsmen reassembles the timber frame on the new site, following the original layout and design. This process involves positioning each beam accurately and securing the joinery features.

Structural Integrity
We ensure that the re-erected frame meets modern building standards while preserving its historical integrity. This includes inspecting and reinforcing the timbers as needed to ensure stability and durability.

Dry-In
Once the frame is erected, we proceed with the dry-in phase, installing the roof, windows, and doors to protect the interior from weather conditions. This step ensures that the structure is watertight and secure, ready for further interior work.
Benefits of Re-Erecting
Re-erecting historic timber frames allows us to preserve the original character and craftsmanship of these remarkable structures. By combining traditional techniques with modern construction practices, we create heritage homes and antique event venues that honor the past while providing all the comforts of modern living.