Ordsall Hall, Grade 1, English Heritage, re-roofing and restoration

Haydock Slating was contracted by the architects to carry out extensive re-slating and conservation works

Restoration and conservation work was carried out on all architectural elements of the hall to acheive the objective of being fit for purpose for the next 800 years.

• Lloyd Evans Prichard Chartered Architects managed the project for Salford City Council.

• Roofs were reslated with 40% stone slates, 60% new random Welsh slates.

• Lead work on all roofs.

• Re-slating was finished in 2011, after 2 years of work.

‘The excellence and success of Ordsall Hall has been recognised by a number of professional bodies’

The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors presented the scheme with its ‘Building Conservation Project of the Year’ award for 2012.

Lloyd Evans Prichard Chartered Architects

With the 2 year restoration completed this historic house and former stately home in Ordsall, Salford, has a secure future

This is a building which truely spans the centuries, retaining medieval wattle and daub as well as 1970s concrete lintels.

The roof of this timber-framed Tudor manor house (parts of which date back to the fourteenth century) was in a bad state and some of the historically significant rooms were completely inaccessible.

The generosity of the funding bodies and individuals from across the UK have secured it’s future and since it reopened in Summer 2011, it has become a thriving visitor attraction. It is much appreciated by the local community and is making a positive contribution to the regeneration of the Ordsall area.

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