St Austell plasterer
Paul Clarke Restorations
Restoration plastering in St Austell, with callouts listed at any hour.
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- Hours
- Callouts around the clock
- Phone
- 07974 278830
- Website
- paulclarkerestorations.co.ukUnverified profile
- Listing checked
- 2026-10-02
About Paul Clarke Restorations
Paul Clarke Restorations is a masonry and restoration business based in St Austell. It carries out lime repointing, lime rendering, lime plastering, stone masonry, granite restoration, structural repairs, roof and slate work, barn conversions, chimney repairs, floor joist installation, lead flashing and garden stonework for period, listed, rural and coastal properties across Cornwall.
The business works on older buildings where breathable materials matter. Lime repointing removes failed joints carefully and applies lime mortars matched to the masonry so the wall can shed moisture. Lime rendering is applied in layers with curing time between coats, and limewash finishes are chosen to suit the building. Internal lime plastering uses hot lime and horsehair. Stone masonry includes crack repair, precision-cut details and careful bonding. Structural repairs cover crack stitching and local rebuilding. Slate roof repairs keep sound originals in use and track leaks to the right junction. Barn conversions are planned from structure to site clearance while keeping character. Chimney repairs include lead protection and matched masonry. Lead flashing and trays are formed for older roofs. Garden stonework and ground preparation are shaped together with drainage and access in mind.
Paul Clarke Restorations covers St Austell, St Mawes and across Cornwall. Paul holds NVQ Level 1 and Level 2 stone masonry qualifications and has over 20 years' restoration experience. The business is fully insured. Customers deal directly with Paul from the first inspection to the final finish. Free written estimates are provided after review. Materials are sourced locally from quarries and suppliers including Caradon Stone, Trecarne Quarry, De Lank Quarry and Cornish Lime.