I love it 🤩

Fantastic, love Victorian properties they had such taste

Stunning work. Congrats to both you and the HO.

Wow, it’s like a new house.

Great house.

Absolutely beautiful 🌹

That's awesome,thats what it should look like when a team of craftsmen do the job, beautiful

Looks incredible, neighbours must be gutted lol

Unreal now that's what I'm talking about.

Ah man what a fantastic finish, it's an absolute joy to see such brilliant work 👏 How the he'll did you manage to get into that recess of the stone pillar of the door surround! Well done sir.

Totally agree - must be the best one you've done. As usual - absolute quality and top class work

Have to say you guys are the best no doubt about it

Looks great!

Love your work, real trades.

Looks great the railings let it down a bit though compared to everything else.

Any chance of seeing the process

Thank heavens people like you are starting to carry out better quality restorations than the rubbish that's been done over previous decades and is still happening now! All around me in London I see "specialist" brick contractors whacking in the horrible grey cement weatherstruck pointing. Ughh. I'd be interested to know if you used lime mortar on the main elevation which is obviously the correct way to do it. You only mentioned the front wall and use of lime. Also, did you repair the stonework - I'm amazed it's so even coloured. I'd also take a small issue with your use of tuck pointing which I doubt would be the original method on this house and if this were an important listed building it would be the wrong thing to do.

Very nice. There's no need to change the front door. Not sure about the railings the properties - they're utilitarian.

Yeah the first storey looks ok. not the whole house shown though

This looks the bollox