Oh dear. Time to tackle Rising Damp, a truly depressing property problem. Picture the scene: you are merrily making your way downstairs in the morning when suddenly you see it… the signature ‘tidemark’ of damp staining along the ground...
Is your house haunted by Damp? With reports suggesting we should expect some wicked weather tonight, some of us could arrive home after an evening of trick-or-treating fun to find some unwanted dreadful damp stains in our...
Chapel Court, Tuckingmill, Camborne, Cornwall Chapel Court is part of Coastline Housing Association housing stock; built in the mid 1980’s on the site of an old Methodist Chapel. It is constructed of cavity blockwork with a render coat finish, under...
Several hundred years of heritage Our London team were called to investigate and resolve an issue for a market shop in the heart of London’s historic Leadenhall Market. Leadenhall Market dates back to the 14th century and is situated in what was the centre of...
This prestigious hotel called on the best The Lanesborough on Hyde Park Corner, Knightsbridge is one of the most luxurious hotels in the capital. However, this 5-star hotel was not always the haunt of royalty, the rich and famous that it is today, and in...
Your feature presentation Peter Cox is renowned for its work on historical and heritage buildings and our Uxbridge branch recently worked to waterproof a Second World War air raid shelter situated in a period detached property in Bedford. Bedford offers numerous areas of outstanding natural beauty...
Making this derelict property a home again Peter Cox Ltd is often the first port of call for clients needing help with renovation of their historic and heritage buildings. Peter Cox Bristol has been involved in the restoration of a wonderful Grade II listed farmhouse...
Invoking memories of a former golden age As part of a wider redevelopment of the Kirkgate area in Wakefield, Kirkgate Railway Station has undergone a £4.6m regeneration. The scheme included restoration of this iconic Grade II listed building to its former glory as well as creating...
An odds-on favourite with race-goers The National Horseracing Museum in Newmarket, Suffolk was founded on just one item – a whip carried by John Osborne the winner of the 1869 Derby. The whip joined other horse racing items and in 1965, this memorabilia became a museum...
The heart of the community Peter Cox has an enviable record of restoring historic and heritage buildings and the Peter Cox Glasgow regional team recently added to that portfolio after being appointed as a specialist sub-contractor in the refurbishment of Campbeltown Town Hall. Built between 1758...