Adam Marriott, Teme Valley Heritage Engineers 🌍

Teme Valley Heritage Engineers

Adam Marriott currently operates as the Teme Valley Heritage Engineers Ltd., after a good number of years gaining experience working with several independent millwrighting companies, to fulfil the need for a smaller flexible and practical approach to millwrighting.

Stone dressing

Adam Marriott

Having a family background in farming and having been fascinated by old machinery since an early age, Adam started out restoring vintage tractors at the age of 10. Following a degree in agricultural engineering and work with highly experienced millwright, Vincent Pargetter, Adam returned back to engineering. However hungry for a challenge and with his contract up he returned to millwrighting, something he finds both challenging and interesting, and so worked for IJP Building Conservation and undertaking small freelance projects eventually setting up in his own right.

Adam has worked on various projects for both individuals and companies including:

Feasibility studies
Emergency Repairs
Sail manufacture
Sail removal (by crane and by hand)
Machinery sourcing manufacture and rescue, removal and re installation
Stone dressing
Stone setting up
Manufacture of components
Manufacture of patterns
Timber & frame repairs
Maintenance
Maintenance schedules
H & S guidance
Risk Assessments
Guide books.

It is always difficult to give comparative projects as mills are individually unique and even with similar tasks the problems and execution can be very different from planning to execution and completion. The company relies greatly on its reputation for reliability, practicality, service and quality tailored to clients needs.

Contact details:

Adam Marriott
Teme Valley Heritage Engineers Ltd.
New Inn Farm,
Worles Common,
Stockton on Teme,
Worcs.
WR66XQ

01299 890128/07500892324

Sample work

Recent work as of Feb 2015

various mills, stone dressing
remedial works Clenchers Mill, Eastnor
new cap, fantail and sails for Upper Longdon with Luke Bonwick, IJP and Richard Seago all pitching in.
stone furniture for Sarehole, which also got new sluices, penstock and 2nd hand burrs set up.
cap work at Swannington a few years back now

Swannington