Sean Brogan Conservation

Traditional Building Restoration in Donegal

For a period house renovation in Donegal or traditional building restoration in Donegal or the surrounding areas, get in touch with the leading experts here at Sean Brogan Conservation, today!

A professional and reputable company, established for over 10 years in the trade, we are proud to offer our fully comprehensive range of building restoration and renovation services across both the domestic and commercial sectors in and around the Donegal area.

For a Period House Renovation in Donegal - Call Us!

Whether you desire small sash window repairs in Donegal or a complete period house restoration in Donegal, we are the experienced conservation experts to call. Please do not hesitate to call us today from the details found on this website and expect a warm and welcoming response.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Our Expertise:

Here at Sean Brogan Conservation we are proud to offer a wide range of conservation, renovation and restoration services throughout and surrounding the Donegal area. These services include -

• Traditional Building Restoration
• Period House Restoration
• Pointing Historical Joints
• Traditional Flag Stone Steps
• Stone Slate Roofing Restoration
• Clay & Linseed paints
• Install cast Iron Guttering & Downpipes
• Sheep Wool Insulation
• Reclaimed Baltic Flooring
• Sash & Gothic Window Restoration
• Lime Mortar

Gola Skills Summer School

"We were delighted to avail of the expertise of one of the most experienced conservation builders in the north west for our Gola Skills Summer School.

Sean Brogan and his builders shared their extensive knowledge freely and enthusiastically with the participants, most of whom had worked solely on new build projects.

After only a weekend on site, those taking part left armed with key messages about how to approach the restoration of a vernacular building (gently!) and were au fait with the full palette of traditional materials and skills."

Rita Harkin
Research Officer
Ulster Architectural Heritage Society