Private clients often have a personal or emotional connection to their properties and may have specific aesthetic preferences or unique goals for their building. Often, with fewer stakeholders involved, decision making is more stream-lined and project scope more flexible, allowing for more creative and customised solutions. Private clients frequently have varied financial resources, influencing the scope of the conservation work, which is where our expertise at evaluating financial feasibility proves highly beneficial.

Our personalised approach, attention to detail, adaptability, clear communication, expertise and craftmanship is what sets us apart in the industry.

Works typically undertaken for private clients include –

• Structural inspections, including walls, foundations and roofs.
• Repairing cracks, subsidence issues and reinforcing structural elements
• Inspection and repair of roofing materials, such as tiles, slate and leadwork.
• Repair and restoration of historic windows, including sash and leaded glass.
• Conserving or replacing wooden doors and frames.
• Restoring original features, including mouldings, cornices, friezes, columns and mouldings.
• Restoring or replicating decorative carvings.
• Repairing or restoring wrought or cast iron elements, such as railings, gates or balconies.
• Restoring external wooden features such as fascias, soffits, bargeboards, and timber framing.
• Repointing and repairing brick, stone or stucco to address cracks, erosion or damage.
• Carrying routine maintenance to ensure minor issues are addressed before they become major issues.