17 Distinct areas Restoration At A Beautiful Farm
Revitalising a Historic Property in the Heart of Warwickshire
Faced with significant structural challenges, the owners of Leasow Farm in Whichford, Shipston-on-Stour, sought ASRS’s expertise for an extensive restoration project. Recognised for our proficiency in large-scale masonry repairs, we were well-equipped to address the complexities of this historic rural estate.
The Challenge:
Leasow Farm, a sprawling agricultural property with multiple buildings, was grappling with extensive cracking and structural instability across 17 distinct areas. The scope of the project was vast, encompassing Areas A through L, the Dairy Building, Dividing Walls, and various elevations. Each zone presented unique challenges, necessitating a tailored approach to ensure comprehensive structural reinforcement.
Our Bespoke Solution:
ASRS crafted an extensive repair strategy utilising the innovative Helifix system, designed to address the diverse structural issues across the property:
- Masonry Reinforcement:
- Installation of 23 twin bands and 79 single bands of Helibar 60 stainless steel reinforcing
- Strategic placement of reinforcing bars, including specialised techniques such as drilling back at 20-degree angles for optimal stability
- Structural Stabilisation:
- Implementation of 185 Helifix Cem ties across various areas to enhance structural integrity
- Installation of 22 Sock Anchors of varying lengths (600-700mm) to provide additional support
- Crack Treatment:
- Meticulous raking out and injection of thixotropic cementitious grout across all 17 repair zones
- Specialised Interventions:
- Installation of 4 tie bars (5000mm long) in strategic locations
- Utilisation of 50 M8 Helifix Sockfix anchors (1000mm long) for reinforcing dividing walls and other critical areas
Results and Achievements:
- Successfully stabilised and reinforced 17 distinct areas across the property, including the main buildings, Dairy Building, and various structural elements
- Implemented a diverse range of structural repair techniques, showcasing our versatility and expertise
- Completed all repairs within the agreed timeline, minimising disruption to the property owners
- Preserved the aesthetic integrity of the historic buildings whilst significantly enhancing their structural stability
This ambitious project at Leasow Farm exemplifies ASRS’s mastery in orchestrating complex structural restorations. By meticulously addressing 17 distinct repair zones, we’ve not only reinforced the physical fabric of this rural landmark but also safeguarded a piece of Warwickshire’s agricultural heritage.
Our success in managing such an intricate, multi-faceted restoration underscores why ASRS continues to be the go-to partner for owners of significant rural properties. We don’t just repair buildings; we breathe new life into the cornerstones of Britain’s countryside, ensuring that these vital structures stand resilient against the test of time. It’s this commitment to excellence and deep understanding of rural architecture that sets ASRS apart in the field of heritage preservation.
Revitalising a Historic Property in the Heart of Warwickshire Faced with significant structural challenges, the owners of Leasow Farm in Whichford, Shipston-on-Stour, sought ASRS’s expertise for an extensive restoration project. Recognised for our proficiency in large-scale masonry repairs, we were well-equipped to address the complexities of this historic rural estate. The Challenge: […]
