Tottenham is one of North London’s great Victorian suburbs — built up rapidly in the late 19th century as the railways arrived, leaving streets of brick terraces stretching from Bruce Grove through to South Tottenham. Many of these properties retain their original lime mortar joints, now often eroded after well over a century of London weather.
The Tottenham High Road Historic Corridor takes in several conservation areas — North Tottenham, Scotland Green, Bruce Grove, Tottenham Green and Seven Sisters/Page Green — where the council expects repairs to use traditional lime mortar rather than hard cement pointing. We’ve carried out repointing on terraces in this area and understand what local conservation officers look for.
Chris visits every property personally before writing a quote. Free survey, no obligation.
- Experienced with Tottenham’s Victorian and Edwardian terraced housing stock
- Familiar with the Tottenham High Road conservation areas and Haringey’s planning requirements
- Lime mortar matched to your original brickwork — colour, texture and joint profile
- Listed building and heritage property specialists
- Free site survey anywhere in Tottenham — written quote, no obligation
“Chris is a craftsman and master pointer. He made a really beautiful job of repointing the whole side of our building. I can’t recommend him highly enough.”
— Gill Brown, Islington