What we handle
Repair work that deals with the cause, not just the surface
Repairs often reveal more once the damaged area is opened up. The work is approached carefully so loose material, poor previous repairs or surrounding defects are dealt with before the final finish goes back. The aim is a repair that lasts and blends in, rather than a patch that looks fine for a while and then fails again.
- Brickwork, exterior, internal and general building repairs.
- Pointing, render and making good after damage or wear.
- Neat repairs around openings, edges, walls and surfaces.
- Honest advice where a larger fix is more sensible than a patch.
Common property repairs
Typical repairs on homes around Preston and Broughton include damaged or spalled brickwork, failed and eroded pointing, cracked or blown render, tired lintels over doors and windows, making good after damp or leaks have been resolved, and general wear around openings and junctions. Each is matched as closely as practical to the existing property so the repair does not stand out.
Repairs that get to the cause
A good repair starts by understanding why something failed. Covering a damp patch or a crack without dealing with the reason simply moves the problem down the road. Where a repair points to a bigger underlying issue, that is explained clearly so you can make an informed decision rather than paying for the same job twice.
Older properties and making good
Many homes across Longridge, Garstang and the surrounding Lancashire villages are older, with materials and details that need sympathetic repair. Matching brick, mortar and finish on these properties takes a bit more care, which is exactly what keeps a repair looking right.
Property repairs across Broughton, Preston and Lancashire
Broughton Building Company carries out repairs throughout Broughton, Fulwood, Preston, Penwortham, Leyland, Longridge, Garstang and Goosnargh, on all types of home.
Why homeowners choose Broughton Building Company
Straight answers, tidy work and a proper finish are the reasons homeowners call back. On a repair, honesty about what actually needs doing is as valuable as the work itself.