Kempton Stonemasonry

New build just outside maghera. This is Witton fell sandstone. More pics to follow.

Stonemason wanted for work starting 1st week in july. Message or call on 07730605010 for more info.

Donegal slate entrance with dry joint. The built in post box is a nice feature.

Donegal quartzite with sandstone coping. This is an attractive stone which helps to brighten up any dwelling.

Field stone retaining wall with two round pillars. We were back here a few days this week. This is far as we can go for now until the ground levels are sorted. Be nice to see this one finished. The stone looks great in the sun.

A job completed recently on the north coast with liscannor building stone and stoneer cladding supplied by McMonagle Stone . We started with building stone on the main house then proceeded to use stoneer cladding on the fireplace and garage to keep the theme of stone running through the property as an after thought.

Donegal slate entrance. We would typically build this stone with a tight dry joint with the grain of the stone running horizontally but in this case the client wanted a healthy mortar joint with the grain of the stone mixed. It still provides an attractive finish to the entrance and is a fair bit cheaper to build in this style.

Round pillars built with Kilkenny sandstone. These pillars were built with the leftover stone from the main house. We formed the coping with stone for a cost effective and attractive finish.

A little stone on your house can add a new dimension to your home. One of best benefits of stoneer cladding is that it can be used on new builds and existing dwellings. This blue limestone porch in portglenone is a perfect example.

Some pictures of a job we completed recently with blue limestone stoneer cladding supplied by McMonagle Stone. We have fitted the 30mm cladding with a tight dry joint as per the clients request. This is an attractive dark stone which is perfect for house fronts and entrances and can even be dressed a little to help it round a curve.

A couple of jobs currently underway. A blue limestone porch and an entrance with Donegal slate.

Blue limestone stoneer finished with a dry joint. Its a versatile product that even works round curved walls. Another advantage of natural stone cladding over concrete based products, plus it just looks better.

Liscannor stoneer fireplace. This is natural stone cladding cut down to a width of 30mm. This makes it ideal for interior work but also works just as well outside.

Just found these pics online of a couple of fireplaces we built a few years ago. This is blue limestone.

Repair work carried out on a damaged wall at Friels bar and restaurant Swatragh. We stripped back the damaged wall rebuilt it, replaced all the copings and repointed it with lime mortar.

A few shots of Friels bar and restaurant. The lime mortar pointing looks really good in the sunshine.

Two round pillars recently finished. This is a mixture of mountcharles, blue centered and pink sandstone, topped off with two bands of stone for a coping.