Adam Hickey
Managing Director
Adam has worked in the conservation of historic properties since 2004, combining hands-on expertise with a broad technical and academic foundation.
In 2019, he founded Pinnacle Conservation with a vision to deliver heritage projects that blend traditional craftsmanship with forward-thinking precision.
Adam’s deep understanding of conservation theory and practice enables him to lead on complex and sensitive briefs with confidence. Known for immersing himself in technical client requirements, he takes pride in delivering outcomes that exceed expectations and uphold the integrity of each historic site.

Stephanie O’Bee
With more than 17 years of experience in the construction sector, Steph brings extensive operational and organisational expertise to Pinnacle Conservation. Her background spans business management, team coordination, and the development of effective internal systems that support the smooth running of a growing, multi‑disciplinary organisation.
Working closely with the Directors, she contributes to the strategic oversight of the business, supporting decision‑making, performance monitoring, operational planning, and the continuous refinement of company processes. Her role ensures that all areas of the organisation are aligned, efficient, and working toward shared objectives.
Alongside her operational responsibilities, Steph maintains a considered approach to social engagement, working with project teams to highlight the craftsmanship, community benefit, and heritage impact delivered through Pinnacle’s work

Jordan Ramnauth
Jordan began his career as a qualified Joiner, working with Yorkshire-based conservation contractors on some of the region’s most iconic heritage buildings.
With a deep-rooted passion for traditional craftsmanship and historic preservation, he has developed a wealth of knowledge in conservation practice.
Now as Director at Pinnacle Conservation, Jordan leads and supports site teams across Yorkshire, ensuring the seamless delivery of complex restoration projects with a focus on quality, collaboration, and heritage integrity.

Adil Malik
Adil is a highly skilled Quantity Surveyor with extensive experience across both main contracting and consultancy environments.
He has successfully delivered projects spanning heritage restoration, luxury residential refurbishments, and high-end retail schemes.
Adil is adept at managing the full project lifecycle—from early-stage feasibility studies and cost planning through to final account resolution. His expertise includes strategic procurement, tender documentation, contractor negotiation, cost benchmarking, and supply chain coordination.
Adil has an exceptional ability to oversee multiple subcontractors across complex, multi-phase projects, ensuring timely delivery while maintaining quality, compliance, and budget control.
He is proficient in the administration of JCT and NEC contracts, including valuations, interim payments, change management, and contractual communication.
Combining commercial insight with a collaborative mindset, Adil brings clarity, precision, and confidence to every stage of project delivery

Chris Rushforth
Chris leads Pinnacle’s commitment to creating safe, sustainable and high‑quality environments across every project. With extensive experience in construction and heritage settings, Chris oversees all aspects of Safety, Health, Environment and Quality, ensuring that our teams, clients and communities are protected and supported at every stage of delivery.
Chris is responsible for developing and implementing robust SHEQ strategies, monitoring compliance, driving continuous improvement and embedding a proactive safety culture throughout the organisation.
Passionate about ethical practice and environmental stewardship, Chris champions initiatives that reduce risk, enhance wellbeing, minimise environmental impact and uphold the highest industry standards, ensuring that Pinnacle consistently delivers projects that are safe, compliant, sustainable and aligned with our core values.

Harley Fieldhouse
Harley joined Pinnacle Conservation in early 2024, bringing energy and focus to the project delivery team.
He is currently pursuing a Chartered Quantity Surveyor Degree at Leeds Trinity University, combining academic insight with hands-on experience across heritage conservation sites.
Harley is developing his skills in cost management, procurement, and stakeholder collaboration, contributing to Pinnacle’s mission to preserve and enhance historic buildings with precision and care.

Rob Triffitt
NVQ Level 3 Joinery
SMSTS
Rob qualified as a Joiner at York college whilst working for local joinery companies, gaining a vast knowledge on a wide array of joinery work.
Rob’s passion for heritage Joinery has been honed over the past 10 years.
His multi-skilled approach allows him to easily adapt to the management of complicated church re-ordering projects which offer their own unique challenges.

Valerio Caputi
Rome Heritage Conservation Dipl
Pathway Member of ICON
SSSTS
Valerio provides a wealth of material conservation knowledge, specialising in the cleaning and conservation of terrazzo, marble, mosaic, plaster and decorative surfaces.
His training and experience has enabled him access to have worked on some of the most treasured buildings in the world including St Peters Basilica.
As a material conservator Valerio has been instrumental in salvaging some very significant artefacts that were badly damaged. He maintains a deep passion for the heritage industry and remains a key asset for Pinnacle Conservation Ltd.

Oliver Triffitt
Oliver joined Pinnacle in 2025 and has taken on the role of Assistant Construction Manager alongside his studies at Leeds Beckett University.
Oliver has gained skills in coordinating subcontractors, monitoring site progress, and ensuring compliance with health, safety, and quality standards. With a strong communication, proactive problem‑solving, and an ability to keep teams aligned and projects moving smoothly, Oliver has become a brilliant member of the Pinnacle team.

Arron Rose
Arron joined Pinnacle in 2020 as a Site Manager having previously worked for Main Contractors on Listed Buildings throughout Yorkshire.

Vicky Simpson
With over 15 years of experience in Accounts and Office Administration, Vicky plays a vital role in keeping Pinnacle Conservation running efficiently behind the scenes.
She manages day-to-day office operations and oversees accounts and payments, ensuring everything stays organised, accurate, and on time.
Vicky’s attention to detail and steady support make her a cornerstone of the team, contributing to the seamless delivery of projects across the organisation.

Paul Durkin
Paul has been working in the Joinery conservation sector for over 37 years and has a wealth of experience and practical knowledge.
He is currently mentoring our apprentice joiner, Taylor Ramsden.
Paul specialises in complex traditional roof repair projects.

Becky Turnbull
Becky plays a central role in keeping Pinnacle’s operations running smoothly and efficiently.
She oversees the day‑to‑day coordination of the office while managing a wide range of administrative responsibilities, supporting the Commercial, Estimating, Financial and Health & Safety departments. With her years of experience and strong organisational ability, Becky confidently juggles multiple priorities with accuracy, ensuring the business operates seamlessly behind the scenes.
Becky’s approachable manner and proactive attitude help create a positive, well‑supported workplace. Her commitment to high standards, confidentiality and a strong work ethic reflects Pinnacle’s values and enhances the experience of working with our team.

Adam Beaumont
Adam, has been working as a stonemason for over 16 years, working on some of Yorkshires most prestigious buildings including Castle Howard, Wentworth Woodhouse and The Guildhall, York.

James Ellis
NVQ Level 3 Stonemasonry
James qualified as a Stonemason at York college whilst working for prestigious Yorkshire-based conservation contractors.
His quiet manner belies a steely determination to deliver excellent work.

Thomas Farrell
Exceptionally talented stonemason Tom, uses his craft to make the most exquisite stone carvings for Pinnacle.
Having trained for three years, learning all aspects of stonemasonry, Tom went onto spend two years learning the core carving skills and one year working on-site.

Andrew Salter
Andrew is our highly skilled Heritage plasterer, with over 20 years experience of working on listed buildings.

James Bailey
James it a highly motivated Heritage Lime Plasterer, working on projects including De Grey Rooms and the Wesley Centre in Malton.

Dan Jaworski
Dan works as part of the conservation team for Pinnacle, undertaking intricate works including gold leafing, paintwork and tiling works.

John Campbell
John joined Pinnacle with over 30 years experience as a Mason working on heritage buildings around the United Kingdom.

Jack Campbell
Jack has worked in heritage for over 7 years, successfully training as a Mason alongside team member John.
Jack is currently undertaking the Pinnacle upskilling programme to become a Site Supervisor with the support of the wider team.

Martin Shaw
Martin, has worked with Pinnacle Conservation for over two years and is a fundamental member of the team.
Martin supports the site and operational teams with the delivery of materials and general support where required.

Sean Walker
Sean joined us a labourer, working alongside members of the pinnacle team to gain a greater understanding of the Heritage Sector
Sean has now completed his masonry apprenticeship at York College and is now a qualified Heritage Mason.
His martial arts training has equipped him perfectly for the discipline of vocational education combined with a rigorous working environment.

Andy Walker
Andy has been working in the masonry conservation sector for over 40 years and has a wealth of experience and practical knowledge.
He generously supports the full project team to ensure that his knowledge and wisdom is shared to achieve the most suitable results for the building.
Andy is often called upon to offer advice and guidance on challenging masonry conservation projects.

Andy Starkey
Andy has worked on Heritage projects for over 35 years, having started his career as an apprentice on York Minster.
Projects previously undertaken by Andy include: Chatswrorth House, York Minster, St Michael le Belfrey, Harewood House, Ely Cathedral to name a few

Stewart Gregson
Stewart has been working in the masonry conservation sector for over 40 years and has a wealth of experience and practical knowledge.
He specialises in the use of lime mortars including internal plasters and external renders.
Stewart’s positive approach to the historic working environment makes the most difficult conservation challenge easily surmountable.

Steve Matthews
Steve has worked on the repair of traditional roof coverings for over 30years and has a wealth of experience and practical knowledge.
Steve specialises in the recovering of the traditionally naturally slated roof.
Steve’s attention to detail and unwillingness to accept nothing but the correct standard makes him an important member of the project team.

Neil Randles
Neil has worked on the repair of traditional roof coverings for over 30 years and has a wealth of experience and practical knowledge.
He specialises in the roof recovering of traditional buildings
Neil’s attention to detail and unwillingness to accept nothing but the correct standard makes him an important member of the project team.

Martha Crocker
Martha joined Pinnacle following completing completing her MA in conservation at the University of Lincoln.




