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Wow what is going on with this weather! it really had been four seasons in one day. Its been Lovely then its been not. Anyway lets stop talking about the weather and on with some of the work done the […]

Spring has Spung! well apart from today! its allowed us to get a fair bit done over the last couple of weeks. These photos are from the granite worktop we installed a couple of weeks back. Made with Steel Grey, […]

So the days are getting longer and the work keeps rolling in. Not a massive amount of pictures this week just means there will be plenty next week to keep a eye out for! Busy again doing plenty of pointing […]

Its been another busy week, finally feels like the weather is turning and we can get work done! At the start of the week we investigated a leak in a valley roof gutter and a small bit of repointing. We […]

Thats another week in! Nearly March……. We have been working on a couple of things this week. Still can’t get a photo of the large gable end we finished last week as the scaffolding is still up but should get […]

Its been a nice but chilly week this week. Thats us finished the 110 metres of Pointing. We had a massive tidying effort today to to get rid of all the old cement mortar and the brushed up lime mortar […]

Its been a lovely week this week! Well until now. We’ve been busy opening up a fireplace and making it safe! This fireplace was blocked over but left with no Lintel so the brick work has just been hanging in place. […]

This is a small selection of work carried out by Rocked Out Stone. For more pictures and information head over to the News or Our Services pages.  

Hello, Sorry its been a while for a update! but the weather has been pretty poor the past month with Storm after Storm coming in. We have been working on a couple of things from some storm damage work and […]

We have been working pretty hard the past few weeks mainly getting as much pointing done before the bad weather starts to creep in. Some restoration work being carried out near Coupar Angus. We had to take this wall down […]