No sanctuary for pigeons The Lincoln branch of Peter Cox has completed a programme of bird proofing and fouling clearance at the city’s listed 19th century cathedral St Katherine’s. An answer to churchgoers prayers Flocks of pigeons are a serious threat to buildings, causing damage...
Our Customers Matter To Us Peter Cox prides itself on developing long standing relationships with its clients and we count the Museum of Lincolnshire Life as one of our oldest friends in a connection that has spanned over 20 years. Peter Cox: Help Where...
Peter Cox, preserving Britain’s finest buildings Peter Cox has built an enviable reputation as the market leader in the repair and preservation of all types of property from private housing to historic buildings, and recently the company tested its...
Venting the Vicarage Lincoln is an area which is susceptible to high levels of radon, due to the levels of radium in the soil, as well as the various pockets of granite and limestone. After the local Vicarage had...
Fouling was removed from inside the tower of St Katherine’s Lincoln, which had been infested by pigeons gaining access via open louvres. A biocide and insecticide were applied, and perching deterrents fitted.
In an unusual commission the Lincoln branch of Peter Cox has recently completed a specialist timber survey of the sails of the historic Grade 1 listed Heckington windmill located between Sleaford and Boston in Lincolnshire.
We found your surveyor particularly helpful – he is a good ambassador for Peter Cox. We would also recommend Peter Cox to anyone who experiences a damp problem – we couldn’t have asked for a better level of service...