Historical
Lightning protection for historical buildings and monuments is essential to preserving their cultural and architectural significance.
Protecting structures of historical importance with listed status requires a specific set of skills and expertise.
Often constructed well before modern building standards, these structures are highly vulnerable to the devastating effects of a lightning strikes, which can cause structural damage, fires, and the loss of irreplaceable heritage.
Bacons have been protecting British heritage sites and monuments for 4 generations.
We have worked on some of the United Kingdoms most historically and culturally important buildings, and continue to work with national heritage organisations to protect these sites.
A well-designed lightning protection system ensures that lightning is safely diverted away from the building or monument, preventing direct strikes from causing harm.
For historical buildings, the installation of lightning protection must be carefully planned to minimize visual impact and avoid damaging the structure itself. This often involves discreet placement of components and the use of materials that blend with the existing architecture. Preservation guidelines and local regulations are followed to maintain the integrity of the building while providing necessary protection.
Regular maintenance and inspection are also crucial to ensuring the effectiveness of the lightning protection system. By investing in such protection, we can safeguard these invaluable cultural assets from natural disasters, ensuring they remain intact for future generations.