Agricultural walling
New boundary walls and careful gapping-up for farms, estates and rural properties.
07791 423434Traditional craftsmanship · Built to last
Traditional dry stone walling across Lancashire, North Yorkshire and the Lake District.

What we do
Every wall is built by hand, without mortar, using time-tested techniques that allow it to settle naturally into its surroundings.
New boundary walls and careful gapping-up for farms, estates and rural properties.
Rebuilding damaged and historic walls using the original stone wherever possible.
Bespoke walls and stone features designed to sit naturally within your landscape.
Recent projects
Real examples of walls repaired and rebuilt across the local landscape.
Project 01
A failing cheek end beside a field gate rebuilt to create a strong, tidy and lasting boundary.
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A section of wall that had failed to the foundations reset and strengthened.
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A collapsed corner section had to be dug down to foundations and finished with available stone
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A long section of failing boundary wall, taken down and rebuilt.
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A collapsed woodland boundary rebuilt with the existing stone and finished with traditional coping stones.
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A collapsed section of fell wall gapped up with available stone. The remote nature of the collapse meant that we only took down what was necessary to strengthen the wall.
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Another unstable cheek end taken partly down and rebuilt from the existing stable section.
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AfterA personal service
I’m Simon, a dry stone waller based in the Forest of Bowland. I work directly with landowners, farmers and homeowners to repair existing walls and create new ones that feel part of the landscape from day one.
From the first conversation to the final coping stone, you’ll deal with me throughout.
Discuss your projectGet in touch
Send a few photographs and your location for an initial conversation, or call to arrange a free quote.