Earthborn Claypaint

Our most popular Earthborn Claypaint colour this year so for; Lily Lily Rose

Ballycotton Seachurch

Ballycotton Seachurch. Amazing sounds and atmosphere. Proud to be the construction supplier and advisor. Lovely lime work by Rose Construction, Derek Mangan and John Sully (RIP) and judos to the owner, Pearse Flynn, for making a mecca for music and performance art lovers in East Cork.

Secil NHL3.5

Great photo and great work done on Waterford Courthouse by Noel Ryan, Heritage Masonry. Secil NHL3.5 used and it looks great.

Lime render

After, During and Before pic of an expertly executed lime render at Carrick-On-Suir Heritage Center. Excellent job Damien Mason.

Riven Laths

Marie & Ronan in East Cork doing a fab job on their seaside home. ‘Love these old riven laths; so much cultural history behind the making of these houses in fishing villages around our coast. Good luck with the EcoCork insulating plaster, more pics to follow…

Lime Maestro

Nice job Kevin Jordan, Lime maestro, in Castlenock, Dublin

Lime plaster

This man knows his stuff. Nice lime mortared castellations in the evening twilight by Derek Mangan, lime plasterer

Roman Cement coloured lime mortar

Here’s a man who’s meticulous with his craft. Derek Mangan lining out our Roman Cement coloured lime mortar, and of course we can’t forget our great friend John Scully RIP on that job too.

Secil Lime render & breathable paint

Sheilas Hostel in Cork City, eye-catching colour as requested by client but full best practice conservation principles adhered to; Secil Lime render and breathable paint, masterly executed by Kenneth Sisk and his men.

Secil NHL

New house, now about 5 years old completely built with our Secil NHL in Cork city. Zero lime leaching or any other unsightly staining that hybrid mixes can cause.  Strong case for using Secil NHL on all brickwork, old and new. Check out Midleton train station also, the main building was re-pointed with our lime but the car park walls were built with sand/lime/cement mix (and have all the signs of it!) Very short short term thinking mixing cement with lime.

Tuck pointing

A rare example of new Tuck Pointing in Co. Cork. There’s lots of evidence of historic pointing styles and finishes around Cork but we’d love to see more of them restored as well as this one. Congrats to Shane, Chris and the Nolans crew.

Secil RB

Secil RB looking resplendent in the spring sunshine. Top class Liam Sloane