Masonry
Earthy Developments provides a wide range of masonry services, from restoring historic stonework to carrying out essential brickwork repairs on commercial and industrial properties.
Our experienced team works on everything from damaged brick walls and deteriorating pointing to the careful restoration of traditional masonry features, always ensuring repairs are completed sympathetically and to a high standard. Whether preserving the character of an older building or improving the appearance and structural integrity of a more modern property, we take pride in delivering durable, high-quality workmanship.
We regularly undertake brick and blockwork repairs, repointing, lintel replacements, structural alterations, stonework restoration, and remedial works caused by weathering or age. Working alongside our wider construction and refurbishment teams, we can seamlessly integrate masonry works into larger renovation and redevelopment projects.
At Earthy Developments, we understand the importance of maintaining both the appearance and performance of a building, delivering masonry solutions that are practical, reliable, and built to last.
Metro West, Marsh Lane
In early 2026 Earthy were proud to contribute to the restoration of the Marsh Lane railway bridge in Avonmouth, carrying out specialist structural masonry repairs as part of a wider programme of works to enable the bridge to be recommissioned by National Rail.
The project has involved carefully restoring key elements of the historic structure, including repointing the underside of the bridge, relaying coping stones, and completing a range of masonry repairs to preserve the bridge's structural integrity and extend its service life.
Working on an active infrastructure project has allowed our team to apply their expertise to a unique and challenging structure, delivering high-quality workmanship while meeting the strict standards required for rail-related construction.
We're delighted to have played a part in bringing this important piece of infrastructure back into service, helping to preserve its heritage while ensuring it is fit for many years of future use.
