Breathing new life into period properties, timber-frame buildings, and tired spaces — with the care and skill they deserve.
Warwickshire and the Cotswolds are home to some of the country's finest period properties — timber-framed cottages, Georgian townhouses, Victorian villas, and historic farm buildings. These properties have character that modern builds simply can't replicate, but they also come with challenges: damp, timber decay, structural movement, and outdated layouts that don't suit modern living.
We specialise in renovating and restoring these properties sensitively — preserving what makes them special while bringing them up to modern standards of comfort, energy efficiency, and functionality. From Stratford-upon-Avon to Chipping Campden, from Warwick to Broadway, we've worked on a wide range of period properties across the region.
We project-manage and deliver complete property renovations — from stripping back to the shell through to final decoration. This includes structural works, new joinery, plastering, flooring, and all finishing trades. We work with trusted local tradespeople to deliver everything you need, with a single point of contact throughout.
Historic timber-frame buildings need specialist knowledge to repair properly. We understand traditional joinery techniques — mortise-and-tenon joints, pegged frames, wattle and daub — and can repair, splice, or replace decayed timber while maintaining the structural integrity and character of the original frame.
Kitchens, bathrooms, living spaces, and bedrooms — we reconfigure and renovate individual rooms to suit how you actually live. This often involves removing walls, installing new joists, fitting bespoke joinery, and coordinating all the finishing trades.
We have experience working on listed buildings and in conservation areas, where materials and methods must meet additional approval. We understand the listed building consent process and work with conservation officers to achieve the right outcomes.
We have extensive experience renovating period properties across Warwickshire and the Cotswolds — including Georgian townhouses, Victorian villas, timber-framed cottages, and historic farm buildings. Our work covers sensitive structural repairs, timber restoration, modernisation of layouts, and energy efficiency improvements, all while preserving the character and original features that make these properties special.
Yes — timber-frame restoration is a core specialism. We understand traditional joinery techniques including mortise-and-tenon joints, pegged frames, and wattle and daub. We can repair, splice, or replace decayed timber while maintaining the structural integrity and character of the original frame. This is skilled work that requires an understanding of how historic buildings move and breathe.
Yes. We have experience working on listed buildings and in conservation areas where materials and methods must meet additional approval. We understand the listed building consent process, know what conservation officers look for, and can guide you through the application. We use appropriate materials and traditional methods that satisfy conservation requirements while achieving the right outcome for your home.
A full room renovation typically involves stripping the room back to its structural shell, then rebuilding. This can include removing or adding walls, installing new floor joists, rewiring and replumbing, plastering, fitting bespoke joinery (windows, doors, fitted storage), and final decoration. We project-manage the whole process, coordinating all trades so you have a single point of contact from start to finish.
Renovations often involve multiple trades: