Do you install cast iron guttering on listed buildings?

Yes. We specialise in cast iron half-round, ogee and ornamental moulded rainwater goods for Grade I and Grade II listed buildings, rectories, manor houses and historic agricultural buildings, and liaise directly with conservation officers where required.

Which areas do you cover?

Our studio is in Highworth, Wiltshire. We work throughout the Cotswolds, Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Berkshire, and travel further afield across the South of England for the right commission.

What materials do you work with?

Cast iron, copper, zinc, lead and seamless or powder coated aluminium, selected to suit the period and architecture of the property.

How do I arrange a consultation?

Every project begins with a site visit by appointment. Call 01367 248417 or email guttering@austendawson.co.uk to arrange.

Real homes. Real workmanship.

Completed guttering work in the Cotswolds.

A selection of our completed jobs in and around the Cotswolds, from stone family homes and cottages to conversions and period properties. These are photographs of our own work, including close-up views of the gutters, downpipes and roofline details.

We work directly with homeowners as well as architects and contractors. Whether you need replacement guttering for your home or rainwater detailing for a restoration, the same care goes into the finish.

Completed dark guttering and corner downpipe on a traditional stone family home in and around the Cotswolds — Rainwater detailing on a stone family home
Dark guttering and downpipes follow the roofline of this traditional stone home, with the corner downpipe visible against the gable wall.

White guttering and downpipe beneath a bracketed stone cornice on a period stone lodge with a faceted bay window and slate hipped roof — White guttering on a stone lodge
White guttering and a matching downpipe follow the bracketed stone cornice of this period lodge, with a faceted bay window beneath a slate hipped roof.

Dark guttering along a slate-roofed stone conversion with pale blue doors in the Cotswolds area — A clean roofline on a stone conversion
A slim dark rainwater system follows the eaves of a stone conversion with a slate roof and pale-painted doors.

Black guttering with supporting brackets and downpipe outlet beneath a traditional stone-tiled roof — Gutter brackets and outlet detail
A close view of the black gutter run, supporting brackets and downpipe connection along a stone-tiled roof. Access scaffolding remains visible in this photograph.

Light grey half-round guttering along the eaves of a stone cottage with traditional roof tiles — A soft grey cottage roofline
Light grey half-round guttering follows the long eaves of a stone cottage, with matching downpipe detailing between the windows.

Dark gutters and downpipes at adjoining stone cottage roof sections — Dark guttering at a cottage roof junction
Dark gutters and downpipes connect the adjoining roof sections of this stone cottage, with the rainwater detailing kept close to the building.

Guttering for your home

Send us a few photographs and your postcode to discuss a suitable rainwater system for your property. We cover the Cotswolds and surrounding counties, including Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire and Wiltshire.

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7a High Street, Highworth, SN6 7AG
01367 248417
guttering@austendawson.co.uk

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Completed guttering work in the Cotswolds.

Rainwater detailing on a stone family home

White guttering on a stone lodge

A clean roofline on a stone conversion

Gutter brackets and outlet detail

A soft grey cottage roofline

Dark guttering at a cottage roof junction

Guttering for your home

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