About Us
Mathias Brick and Flint is a well established family-run business. With over 50 years experience being passed down to current generations. Our company specialises in the repair and restoration of brickwork and flint work.
We use only traditional methods, materials and lime mortars. We understand the importance of historic buildings and are very sympathetic when repairing/restoring any building. We understand that incorrect use of materials and/or approach can dramatically alter the character of any historical structure. We often work closely with conservation officers and local authorities when work is carried out within conservation areas.
We carry out a wide spectrum of projects ranging from small privately owned properties to listed buildings, churches, National Trust properties and large country estates throughout the Home Counties and London.
Historic Buildings
Our Clients
Testimonials
“Lynn and his team have worked on various projects in our house over the years. They are genuine craftsmen, inventive problem-solvers, and probably the friendliest and tidiest people who have ever done any work for us. From a beautifully restored chimney stack to a tiny repair around a sole plate, the results are always a pleasure to see. And because Lynn is very generous with his huge knowledge and never blinds us with science, we’ve learned a lot from him.”
Grade II listed property Owner
News
Updates on current projects, training workshops and historic building news, trends and insights.
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Mathias SPAB course in Flint Masonry repair Lynn Mathias will be hosting a two-day course on the essentials of flint working techniques and traditional flint wall repair, in the grounds of Hatfield House. -
Flint makes a modern wonder material Flint has a rich history in building construction, dating back to pre-historic times when our ancestors utilised its durable and versatile properties for various structures.
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Puttenham Church gets new shelter coating Work is nearly complete on the Church of St Mary, Puttenham, after Mathias Restoration were commissioned to apply a new shelter coating to the stonework.