PMJ Masonry Ltd

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23/03/2026

Busy times at PMJ Masonry

23/12/2025

🎄🧱 Merry Christmas from PMJ Masonry!
This Christmas, we’d like to thank our hardworking team, trusted partners, and valued clients for helping make this year such a success. Your skill, reliability, and teamwork are the foundation of everything we build. As we look ahead to the new year, we’re excited for new projects and continued growth together. Wishing you and your families a safe, Merry Christmas and a very happy New Year!

04/12/2025

Another project wrapped at The Glencadam Distillery! 🥃

Working alongside Linear Design and Construct, we installed 500m² of reclaimed rubble walling using materials salvaged from the old infirmary on the estate and paired with Angus sandstone. We also added 200m of new coping stones and remodelled the retained façade that now welcomes visitors to the new centre.

A fantastic project with a brilliant team. 👏

27/10/2025

🚧 Jersey Wharf Update: Wet Cast Nearing Completion 🚧

Exciting progress at Jersey Wharf, Manchester! 💪

The wet cast concrete units are now nearing completion, showcasing both strength and a seamless finish that perfectly complements the surrounding architecture.

With this phase almost wrapped up, our team is preparing to move forward with installing wet cast copings on the roof parapet—bringing the project even closer to completion.

A huge thank you to everyone on the team for their hard work, precision, and dedication! ✅

03/10/2025

Project update.

The Southbank residential project continues to make great strides as we move steadily toward completion.

One of the standout milestones has been the significant progress on the intricate natural stone paving installation. This complex element of the build is now visibly taking shape, with careful placement and expert workmanship bringing the design vision to life. The quality and precision required for this phase have been met with dedication by our team, and the result is a beautifully detailed finish that enhances the public and private external areas.

Meanwhile, work continues across the site to resolve final detailing around balcony angles and finishes. Coordination across trades remains strong, and we’re seeing real momentum as the building transitions from structure to refinement.

We remain focused on delivering a high-quality, enduring development that will stand as a new benchmark in the area.

Thank you for following along — we look forward to sharing more soon as we enter the final stages.

22/09/2025

Completion at Fabric Works, Leeds 🏙️
We’re delighted to share the successful completion of our works at the new-build student accommodation site at Fabric Works!

PMJ Masonry worked alongside Clegg Construction to deliver the installation of GRC feature banding across multiple levels of the building. These architectural details have now been fully installed, adding striking definition to the finished design.

A fantastic project, strong collaboration, and a result we’re proud of.

18/09/2025

Project Update:
Great progress at Heckmondwike Bus Station – the stone elements are really starting to take shape, bringing the design vision to life on site.
Exciting to see it all coming together!

08/09/2025

Closing in on completion! 🎉
This 3-building development in Edinburgh’s historic Old Town blends hotel, affordable housing, retail, and public spaces — linking the Royal Mile to Princes Street Gardens. A contemporary twist on heritage architecture, it’s been a challenging but rewarding project soon to join our growing portfolio across Scotland. 🏗️✨

02/09/2025

🚧 Project Update: Manchester Jersey Wharf 🚧

Progress is moving forward! 💪

Our team has been installing wet cast concrete units for the Jersey Wharf project in Manchester.

The wet cast finish not only delivers strength and durability but also ensures the units blend seamlessly with the surrounding building aesthetics.

A big thank you to our team for their continued hard work in driving this project forward. ✅

30/05/2025

We are pleased to feature in the Natural Stone Source Book for 2025/26.

Click on the link below to view (FYI... We're on Pages 52-57)