Griggcornishstonework

Griggcornishstonework Cornish drystone hedging and all styles of stonework, covering every part of Cornwall

Before and after of a job done for the Duchy of Cornwall on a farm over Trerulefoot.Rebuilding the corner of this lime m...
21/08/2026

Before and after of a job done for the Duchy of Cornwall on a farm over Trerulefoot.

Rebuilding the corner of this lime mortared stonewall.

For any enquiries email : [email protected]

12/08/2026
Restoring this single-sided Cornish hedge for some lovely customers just outside Boconnoc.Using all of the original ston...
09/08/2026

Restoring this single-sided Cornish hedge for some lovely customers just outside Boconnoc.

Using all of the original stone, along with a little new stone, to bring it back to life. ⛏️

For all enquiries
email: [email protected]

A traditional Cornish double-sided hedge completed over in St Minver for some lovely customers. Built using a blend of l...
26/07/2026

A traditional Cornish double-sided hedge completed over in St Minver for some lovely customers.

Built using a blend of locally quarried slate from two separate quarries to showcase the natural variation in colour we get around Cornwall. ⛏️

For all enquiries email:

[email protected]

Gateway entrance completed using locally sourced cut stone from  Granite copings and brick pillars for the electric gate...
05/07/2026

Gateway entrance completed using locally sourced cut stone from

Granite copings and brick pillars for the electric gates will be added to complete the entrance, but I thought this was a good opportunity to take photos of the stonework. A lovely bit of stone to work with. ⛏️

For enquiries email: [email protected]

A project completed earlier this year using locally sourced Cornish slate from Callycombe Aggregates Ltd, creating a wel...
05/07/2026

A project completed earlier this year using locally sourced Cornish slate from Callycombe Aggregates Ltd, creating a welcoming entrance that blends naturally with the surrounding landscape.

One question I’m often asked is about the bright oxidised reds and oranges within the stone. Over time, these weather naturally and mellow into softer brown tones, allowing the wall to blend even more with its surroundings.

For any enquiries regarding traditional stonework or Cornish hedge building, feel free to send me a message here or email [email protected].

Photos from start to finish of a tiered stone hedge job recently completed behind this lovely old cob cottage in Portloe...
21/06/2026

Photos from start to finish of a tiered stone hedge job recently completed behind this lovely old cob cottage in Portloe, built using the original stone from the site with a bit of new stone where required.

An interesting job logistically, but one that came together nicely in the end. ⛏️

For all Enquiries Email: [email protected]

29/04/2026
Before & After photo A Small rebuild at Boconnoc Estate using all original stone from the grounds. Back to how it should...
29/04/2026

Before & After photo

A Small rebuild at Boconnoc Estate using all original stone from the grounds. Back to how it should be.

Not a bad office for a couple of days ⛏️

For enquiries email: [email protected]

Address

Couchsmill
Lostwithiel

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+447470992899

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