Repair and Maintenance Guidance

Topics:

• Historic environment

• Listed Buildings

Guidance material to support those responsible for the maintenance of Listed Buildings.

General Guidance

• Historic Environment Fund guidance and application forms

Technical Notes

• Technical Note 4a: Windows a guidance booklet on opening
• Technical Note 8.30: Securing Windows and Doors
• Technical Note 14: Conservation of historical glass
• Technical Note 35: Fanlights
• Technical Note 36: Photographing historical buildings
• Technical Note 37: Repointing stone and brick
• Technical Note 39: Stonework repairs
• Technical Note 42: Chimneys, flues and hearths
• Technical Note 43: Roofs
• Technical Note 44: Roof drainage
• Technical Note 45: Masonry walls
• Technical Note 46: External wall finishes
• Technical Note 47: Internal wall finishes
• Technical Note 48: Windows and doors
• Technical Note 49: Ferrous metals
• Technical Note 50: Paint
• Technical Note 51: Fire Protection
• Technical Note 53: Floodlighting of buildings
• Technical Note 54: Glazed external protection for windows
• Technical Note 56: Burglar alarms
• Technical Note 350: Signs and signwriting

Useful guidance from partner organisations

• Historic England: Fire Advice

Related articles

• Heritage at Risk
• Historic Buildings Council
• Historic Buildings of Local Interest
• Historic Buildings Surveys
• Historic Environment Advice and Guidance in the Planning Process
• Historic Environment Projects
• Historic Environment Toolkit
• Listed Buildings
• Listed Buildings and Fire
• Nominating a Building for Listing in Northern Ireland
• Repair and Maintenance
• Work to Churches