Sixty Steps Glasgow

Problem

The Alexander Greek Thomson Sixty Steps in Glasgow needed structural repairs and restoration works. The Sixty Steps are a much-loved feature of Glasgow’s West End. The steps which connect Kelvinside Terrace to Queen Margaret Road were designed by Alexander “Greek” Thomson in the 1870s to provide access to the original Queen Margaret Bridge.

Solution

Naughton Masonry Ltd analysed the issues and performed structural repairs and careful restoration of the Sixty Steps.

Client Testimonials

As a listed building we had to ensure the work was to the highest standard…your previous experience in this field was invaluable. The attention to detail when picking the replacement stone, colour matching, handcrafting complex profiles and general maintenance are all acknowledged and I’m grateful for all your efforts.

John Hunter

We are so pleased with the work carried out by Naughton Masonry. The whole job from start to finish was as described and we felt it was good value for money.

Roderick MacGregor

We would highly recommend the team, not only for the high quality of their work but also for their reliability and professionalism. A fantastic job.