County Down · about 10 miles from Glenavy
Moira sits just over the County Down boundary at the junction of the M1 and the main Belfast to Portadown line, which has made it one of the more sought-after villages in the area. The historic core around the main street and the demesne is a conservation area.
Local context
Moira has an unusually well-preserved Georgian and early Victorian core, with a great deal of newer high-specification housing built around it. That gives two quite different jobs in one village: careful, appropriate work on older solid-wall property in the conservation area, and consistency-driven finishing on modern development at the edges.
The conservation area designation around the main street and demesne genuinely matters here. Changing the external appearance of a property can require consent, and we will raise it before quoting rather than after starting.
Services
Restore tired sills instead of replacing them
A trowel-applied stone chip finish that turns cracked, stained and weather-beaten concrete sills into a hard granite-effect surface, without the cost and disruption of cutting sills out.
Read moreSeamless, hard-wearing floors for homes and commercial premises
Epoxy and polyurethane resin floor systems for garages, utility rooms, workshops, showrooms and commercial units. Seamless, easy to clean, and specified around the condition of your existing slab.
Read moreProtective and decorative finishes for masonry and concrete
Protective and decorative coatings for masonry, render, concrete and hard surfaces, chosen for the substrate and the exposure rather than pulled off a shelf.
Read moreGroundworks, concrete, masonry and property improvements
General construction and property improvement work across County Antrim and Down, including concrete work, masonry, groundworks and the preparation that specialist finishes depend on.
Read moreQuestions
Yes. Moira is roughly 10 miles by road from our base in Glenavy, well inside our normal working area. We carry out all four of our services there: window sill restoration, resin flooring, surface coatings and general construction work.
No. Moira is within our standard working radius of 20 miles from Glenavy, so no travel cost is added.
Moira has an unusually well-preserved Georgian and early Victorian core, with a great deal of newer high-specification housing built around it. That gives two quite different jobs in one village: careful, appropriate work on older solid-wall property in the conservation area, and consistency-driven finishing on modern development at the edges.
The conservation area designation around the main street and demesne genuinely matters here. Changing the external appearance of a property can require consent, and we will raise it before quoting rather than after starting.
We work within roughly a twenty mile radius of Glenavy, County Antrim. In practice that covers Lisburn, Antrim, Belfast, Crumlin, Moira, Hillsborough, Lurgan, Portadown, Newtownabbey, Carrickfergus, Ballymena and the towns and villages between them. If you are just outside that, it is worth asking, because it depends on the size of the job.
No. Site visits and written quotations are free and there is no obligation to proceed.
Get in touch by phone, WhatsApp or the quote form and we will arrange a time that suits. WhatsApp is often quickest, particularly if you can send a photograph of the sills, floor or surface in question, because that lets us tell you straight away whether it is something we can help with.
Both. A large part of what we do is domestic, from a single garage floor to sills across a whole house. We also take on commercial work, which usually needs more planning around access and operating hours.
Please ask us directly about current insurance cover when you get in touch and we will confirm the position for you. We would rather you asked and got a straight answer than relied on a claim on a web page.
Yes. LM Contracts Services Ltd is registered in Northern Ireland, company number NI740298.
Send a photograph and your postcode and we will tell you what the job actually is.
