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We'd be pleased to discuss your restoration project and provide guidance on the most appropriate approach for your property.
We'd be pleased to discuss your restoration project and provide guidance on the most appropriate approach for your property.
47 Westbourne Grove
London W2 4UA
United Kingdom
Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
Initial consultations typically involve a site visit to examine existing conditions, identify issues, and discuss your goals for the property. We'll provide a detailed written assessment including recommended approaches and estimated costs.
For listed buildings or properties in conservation areas, we can guide you through the necessary permissions and liaise with conservation officers.
Restoration work depends heavily on weather conditions, material availability, and project complexity. Following our initial assessment, we'll provide realistic timeframes for your specific project.
We typically schedule work several months in advance, though we can sometimes accommodate urgent structural repairs more quickly.
Yes, we work on both residential and commercial buildings. From small terraced houses to large heritage estates, we approach each project with the same attention to detail and commitment to appropriate restoration methods.
We maintain extensive connections with reclamation yards and specialist suppliers across the country. For particularly rare bricks, we explore multiple sourcing options including architectural salvage, custom manufacturing, or carefully considered alternative approaches.
We have considerable experience working within listed building consent frameworks and regularly collaborate with conservation officers. Our methods align with heritage conservation principles, which typically satisfies regulatory requirements.
While based in London, we undertake projects throughout the South East and into the Midlands for larger or particularly interesting work. Distance is less important than project suitability to our expertise.
