Heritage cast iron
Half-round, ogee and ornamental moulded rainwater goods for listed buildings, rectories and period homes.
'Queen of the Cotswolds', pale limestone and steep lanes. From standard aluminium guttering replacements to bespoke cast iron, copper, zinc and seamless aluminium rainwater systems, for homes of all periods in and around Painswick, Gloucestershire, in the heart of the Cotswolds.
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Local Specialism
Conservation cast iron with ornamental hoppers for listed buildings.
Every commission begins with a site visit. We liaise directly with conservation officers, architects and estate managers where required, and work discreetly on occupied homes.
Half-round, ogee and ornamental moulded rainwater goods for listed buildings, rectories and period homes.
Patinated copper and standing-seam zinc for principal elevations and architect-led contemporary homes.
Powder-coated, on-site-rolled aluminium, a cost-effective, low-maintenance system for modern homes and everyday properties, as well as larger country homes.
Correctly sized deep-flow systems for long barn roof planes, and sympathetic profiles for listed buildings, farmhouses and period homes under conservation conditions.
Access and drone surveys, leak diagnostics, hand-stripped and repainted cast iron, ongoing estate care.
FAQs
Yes. We regularly fit cast iron half-round, ogee and ornamental moulded rainwater goods on Grade I and II listed properties in Painswick and across Gloucestershire, and liaise directly with conservation officers where required. Painswick sits within the Cotswolds AONB, so we work closely with conservation officers and use materials sympathetic to the local stone.
Our studio is in Highworth, Wiltshire, so Painswick is within easy reach. We typically arrange an initial site visit within one to two weeks of enquiry, with a written specification to follow.
It depends on the property. Conservation cast iron with ornamental hoppers for listed buildings. For period homes we usually specify cast iron, copper or lead; for architect-led contemporary builds we use zinc or seamless powder-coated aluminium.
We cover the GL6 postcode district in and around Painswick, including Sheepscombe, Slad, Cranham, Edge, Bisley, plus the wider Gloucestershire area.
Yes. Barn conversions in and around Painswick usually have long, steeply pitched roof planes that overwhelm standard 112mm guttering, so we size deep-flow or 125mm/150mm systems with additional downpipes on secondary elevations. Where planning conditions specify black cast iron or dark powder-coated aluminium, we specify to match and fix into sound rafter feet rather than eroded stone.
Like-for-like repair of existing rainwater goods is normally maintenance. Changing material, profile or downpipe positions on a listed building in Painswick usually needs listed building consent, and conservation area conditions can dictate colour and finish. We photograph and document the existing system, supply profile drawings and speak to the Gloucestershire conservation officer where that helps.
Often, yes. If most sections are sound and the failures are joints, brackets or paint, we take the run down, strip back to bare metal, re-prime and repaint, replace only the failed sections in matching profile and re-hang to a corrected fall. Where rust has perforated the metal across the run, honest replacement in cast iron or cast iron effect aluminium is the better value.
Yes. As well as Painswick itself we work in Sheepscombe, Slad, Cranham, Edge and throughout Gloucestershire and the wider Cotswolds, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Berkshire.
Coverage
We work throughout the GL6 postcode district and the surrounding Cotswold villages, with our workshop in Highworth (SN6) around the corner.
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