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Click here to view the Pargetting Gallery William is amongst the highest regarded pargetters (also spelled pargeter) in the country.His work can be seen in Suffolk, Essex, Kent and Norfolk and covers most areas of Conservation Plasterwork and pargetting (also spelled pargeting). This includes conservation plastering for listed buildings, Lime washing, Lime plastering (mouldings etc.) Arches, Lime floors and Brick stone and slate work. William Sargent began plastering in the mid-sixties, doing a formal apprenticeship and studying at Hertfordshire College of Building. After College William worked with his father, continuing the tradition of conservation plasterwork and pargetting begun by his grandfather in 1926, throughout the Anglie region.
Since 1971 William has been based in mid Suffolk, where many examples of his work may be seen. His work varies from claylump and brick to timber framed period properties, using materials such as clay plasters, chalk lime and sand lime putty plasters to produce a traditional finish and preserve the property. William has worked on a number of famous sites including ..... William frequently shares his knowledge on various courses (including pargetting and lime plastering) which he runs, and frequently gives pargetting demo's. For a complete service from fixing wooden lathe to wattle and daub through to lime washing please contact William (details above) Click here to view the Pargetting Gallery
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