


Craftsmanship with Purpose
Our Inside & Out team combines traditional skills with rehabilitation, offering professional building, landscaping and maintenance services across Northumberland. Led by experienced managers, prison leavers develop expertise in multiple trades while delivering exceptional results for our clients. By choosing Inside & Out, you’re not just investing in quality craftsmanship—you’re supporting rehabilitation through meaningful employment.
Contact Us
For a free, no-obligation quote or to learn more about our services:
- Phone: 01670 462 595
- Email: info@oswinproject.org.uk
Our Expertise

Heritage Stonework & Building
- Traditional masonry techniques and restoration
- Dry stone wall repair and construction
- Small-scale building projects and extensions
- Heritage property maintenance and repairs
- Brick and stone pointing and repointing

Painting & Decorating
- Interior painting and wallpapering
- Exterior painting and weatherproofing
- Wood staining and varnishing
- Decorative finishes and specialty coatings
- Professional preparation and surface treatments

Garden Maintenance & Landscaping
- Garden design and implementation
- Patio and pathway installation
- Lawn care and maintenance
- Planting and borders
- Fencing and garden structures

Property Maintenance & Forestry
- LANTRA-qualified tree work (up to 35cm diameter)
- Sustainable forestry and conservation projects
- General property maintenance and repairs
- Seasonal garden clearance and preparation
The Inside & Out Approach
Under expert supervision, our team members gain valuable experience in construction techniques, restoration craftsmanship and environmental management. Each project provides opportunities to develop marketable skills, achieve recognized qualifications and build professional confidence. Our approach emphasises both traditional methods and modern standards, ensuring high-quality results while preserving heritage techniques — particularly in our stonework and restoration projects.
Video from the Bernicia Group
Pictures of Our Recent Work







