Churches
At S McConnell & Sons, we understand the importance of preserving the character, heritage, and craftsmanship of church buildings. Many of the projects we undertake involve the careful restoration of historic stonework that has stood for generations. As specialists in natural stone restoration, we can replicate intricate architectural details, traditional mouldings, columns, tracery, and decorative features while maintaining the original appearance of the structure.
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With over 65 years of experience quarrying, manufacturing, and installing natural stone, we have developed the expertise required to work on some of the most challenging ecclesiastical projects and old historical buildings across the UK and Ireland. Our skilled stonemasons combine traditional craftsmanship with modern CNC technology to produce accurate stone replacements and bespoke components that blend seamlessly with existing buildings.
From natural stone restoration projects involving weathered façades and historic church towers to supplying stone for new extensions and complete new-build places of worship, we manage every stage of the process in-house. This allows us to maintain the highest standards of quality and consistency throughout each project.
We work closely with architects, conservation specialists, church committees, and contractors to deliver stonework that respects the building’s history while meeting modern construction requirements. Whatever the scale or complexity of the project, our team is committed to producing high-quality natural stone restoration solutions for churches and old historical buildings that will stand the test of time.
Westbourne Presbyterian Church
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Sinclair Seamen’s Presbyterian Church
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St. Eugene’s Church
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First Magherafelt Presbyterian Church
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Poyntzpass Baptist Church
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St Patricks Church, Donaghmore
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Stranmillis Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Belfast
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Christ Church, Lisburn
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St. Patrick’s Ballymacnab
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First Presbyterian Ahoghill
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