🏉 We’re incredibly proud to celebrate our Lead Mason, Andrew Starkey, on his selection to the England Masters Squad! 🇬🇧 Andrew is one of just 18 players chosen to represent England in the upcoming Masters Rugby League fixtures against Ireland Masters and the newly formed Scotland Masters. The matches will take place at the iconic […]
We’re proud to share that Pinnacle Conservation has been appointed as the main contractor for the next chapter in the life of 1 Museum Street, York. This Grade II listed building, designed by Rawlins Gould in 1860, has served many roles—from the city’s register office to a Conservative Club, council offices, and most recently, York’s […]
Works are progressing well at 1 Deangate, part of the York Minster estate, where our team is currently undertaking re-roofing works with the installation of new PV slate solar slates. We’re using PV Slate by GB-Sol – a discreet, conservation-friendly solution that combines traditional slate atheistic with modern and solar technology. Made from toughened glass, […]
🎉Finalists! 🎉 We’re delighted to announce that the medieval stained glass conservation project at Dronfield Parish Church has been selected as a finalist for the prestigious King of Prussia Award at the Church Architecture Awards 2025! Presented jointly by the National Churches Trust (NCT) and the Ecclesiastical Architects and Surveyors Association (EASA), this national recognition […]
OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR – Pinnacle Conservation is seeking a highly organised and proactive Office Administrator to support our heritage and conservation projects. SHEQ MANAGER – Pinnacle Conservation is seeking a dedicated SHEQ Manager to lead our commitment to Safety, Health, Environment, and Quality across all our heritage and conservation projects. If you would like to find […]
A stunning example of Delft tiles has been uncovered at Fydell House during restoration works, revealed beneath the old gas fire. These beautifully hand-painted tiles offer a glimpse into craftsmanship and storytelling. Delftware—tin-glazed earthenware made in the Netherlands and Britain—rose to fame in the 1600s, with the most iconic pieces crafted in Delft, South Holland. […]
Pinnacle are delighted to be working with York Minster again, this time undertaking the deep retrofit of 1 Deangate, creating sustainable and accessible office and welfare accomodation for some of the Minster’s Staff and Volunteers. The redevelopment of 1 Deangate is part of York Minster’s Neighbourhood Plan, an ambitious masterplan to sustain and enhance the […]
For the first time in a decade, the European Stone Carving Festival returned to the UK—and two of the Pinnacle team were right there in the action. Two of our talented stonemasons, Tom and Adam, took part alongside 120 master craftspeople, apprentices, and sculptors from across Europe, each creating original work in just 48 hours. […]
Always proud to lend a hand—Pinnacle recently supported Aviva’s volunteer day at Merchant Taylors’ Hall, with our amazing Stonemason Tom assisting with repointing work on this historic building. Great teamwork for a great cause!
We’re proud to share some stunning before-and-after shots from our recent conservation work at All Saints Church, Sinnington. Our skilled in-house Conservators and Heritage Plasterers meticulously carried out plaster repairs, gold leaf gilding, and redecoration to the East Wall—reviving its original charm and craftsmanship.
