Manchester Victoria Station

Client: Morgan Sindall

Contract: Heritage Restoration    |       Status: Specialist Contractor      |       Value: £1M

In 2009, Manchester Victoria, which houses a number of grade ii listed buildings, was voted the worst railway station in the United Kingdom. Quadriga completed a full façade fabric survey and in 2013 as part of a two-year, £44 million modernisation programme.
Quadriga Contracts LTD were awarded the ‘heritage package’.

Works included:

• Joss clean of Grade II listed internal façade
• Doff clean of mosaic tiled floors
• Replacement of ornate plaster ceiling with an exact match to the original
• Repair and clean of the interior and exterior of the century old dome
• Repair and replacement of Victorian tiles in situ
• Repair and of customer WCs, staff WCs and shower rooms
• Repair of the iron canopy surrounding the station
• Cleaning and restoration of the WW1 bronze memorial
• Sympathetic clean of the railway map on glazed Victorian bricks

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