A Quantity Surveyor (QS) manages all financial aspects of your construction project. They ensure that your project stays within budget by providing cost estimates, preparing tender documents, and conducting cost control. They also help in value engineering to achieve the best outcome within your financial constraints.

A Commercial Manager oversees the commercial and financial aspects of your projects. They manage contracts, negotiate terms, ensure profitability, and minimize risks. Their expertise helps in optimizing costs, enhancing revenue, and ensuring alignment with your financial goals.

A Contract Manager ensures that all contractual agreements are properly drafted, negotiated, and executed. They manage contract administration, ensure compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, and resolve disputes. Their role protects your interests and ensures that contract terms are met.

A Project Manager oversees the planning, execution, and completion of your project. They coordinate scheduling, budgeting, resource allocation, and communication among stakeholders to ensure the project is completed on time, within budget, and to the desired quality standards.

A Programme Manager manages a portfolio of projects, ensuring they align with your overall strategic objectives. They oversee interdependencies between projects, manage resources, and ensure that the collective outcomes deliver the desired benefits, crucial for organizations undertaking multiple interconnected projects.

The time required to obtain planning permission varies. Typically, it takes 8 to 13 weeks for standard applications, but for complex or large-scale projects, it can take several months. Consulting with a planning consultant can provide a more accurate estimate for your specific project.

Regular maintenance preserves your house's structural integrity, functionality, and aesthetic appeal. It prevents small issues from becoming major problems, saving you money in the long run. Regular maintenance also ensures your house remains safe and compliant with building codes and standards.

Our fees vary depending on the project's scope and complexity. We offer a tailored approach and competitive fees reflective of the quality and expertise we bring. Please contact us directly for a detailed quotation based on your specific needs.

The duration of a barn conversion varies based on size and complexity, as well as planning permission and regulatory requirements. On average, a barn conversion can take 6 to 18 months from planning to completion.

Stable conversions typically take between 4 to 12 months, depending on the extent of the work, size, and complexity of the conversion, including the planning and construction phases.

We ensure compliance by closely adhering to all relevant regulations and guidelines. Our team collaborates with conservation officers throughout the project to ensure all works meet the necessary standards and preserve the building’s historical integrity.

Adding a modern extension to a Grade 1 listed building is possible but requires careful planning and approval from heritage authorities. The extension must complement the existing structure and preserve its historical significance. We will work with you and the relevant authorities to create a design that meets these criteria and secures the necessary permissions.

All works will be coordinated through a detailed project management plan, overseen by a dedicated Project Manager. This includes scheduling, resource allocation, regular progress meetings, and clear communication among all stakeholders to ensure seamless integration and efficient execution.

We ensure that all necessary insurances are in place, including Public Liability Insurance, Employers’ Liability Insurance, and Contractors All Risks Insurance. These insurances provide coverage for potential risks, damages, or injuries during the project, ensuring your protection.

We strive to minimize disruption to the estate through careful planning, scheduling, and best practices in construction management. We will keep you informed of progress and any potential disruptions, taking measures to mitigate their impact.

Yes, we have experience working on monuments and garden features, including fountains and pagodas. Our team is skilled in restoring and preserving such features, ensuring they are maintained to the highest standards while respecting their historical and aesthetic significance.