The chapel is set in the hillside and therefore the rear wall was structurally disturbed. During restoration research the cement plaster was partially exposed. The masonry, stone articles, ledges and their original morphology was severely disrupted, while the back wall was completely missing.

Conservation and restoration of the chapel consists of three parts: 1/building –landscaping and drainage from the chapel, chapel electrification. 2/craft – Exchange of the roofing sheet for wooden shingles, drainage under the floor in the interior, and repair of the pavement. 3/Restoration-Restoration and reconstruction of the baroque chapel – facade, attic, stone vases/bowls and across on the attic.

Realised in 2010.