Valley Dale Dry Stone Walling is based in Laycock (West Yorkshire which is located 2 miles from Keighley and 8 miles from Skipton (North Yorkshire). I repair and build dry stone walls to a high standard at affordable prices. I am supported by the prince’s trust and the Airedale Enterprise services. I have been trained by Calderdale college and received qualifications which helped me develop skills needed repair and build dry stone walls. If you require a free, no obligation quote or any othe

Valley Dale Dry Stone Walling Skipton

About us


Valley Dale Dry Stone Walling is based in Laycock (West Yorkshire which is located 2 miles from Keighley and 8 miles from Skipton (North Yorkshire). I repair and build dry stone walls to a high standard at affordable prices. I am supported by the prince's trust and the Airedale Enterprise services. I have been trained by Calderdale college and received qualifications which helped me develop skills needed repair and build dry stone walls. If you require a free, no obligation quote or any other inquiries please contact me on 07812125640.
Here is a link to a new report about my business

http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/news/local/localbrad/10396884.Bradford_entrepreneurs_are_leading_the_way_in_New_Enterprise_Allowance_initiative/
Why build or repair dry stone walls?

I strongly believe that dry stone walls are the best method for creating boundaries for farms and gardens. Some of the main Benefits include-

Environmentally friendly- the building method requires no cement. Cement counts for 5 percent of the gobal co2 emissions.

Durable- Dry stone walls can last for at least 100 years with minimal or no repairs.

Perfect in wet and windy places- proves more durable in windy places as well as areas prone to floods.

Traditional- The same techniques have been used in Britain for thousands of years.

Great for wildlife- insects, birds and small mammals all benefit from dry stone walling. providing a places to nest and a safe sanctuary.

Local- can be built by local natural stone which makes the methods sustainable and provides a boost for the community.

Aesthetically Pleasing- brings a traditional look to your garden or land.

Nathan Kent