Plasterers were excellent. They worked very hard and long and were a pleasure to have in the house despite the unavoidable disruption and mess.
Field staff were prompt, efficient and courteous.
As you know, Friday was Red Nose Day! Peter Cox Head office and Manchester Branch had a ‘Come to work in fancy dress’ day. So far we’ve managed to raise over £100 through a raffle, with the prize dunking...
Great news! One of the two teams entered by George into the charity five-a-side tournament won the event! Peter Cox 2 – A team from the Liverpool and Leeds branches made up of surveyors, techs, a plastering ‘subby’, and...
The electrification of the railway meant faster, greener and quieter journeys. At Middleton Railway viaduct, Manchester, Balfour Beatty Rail Projects Ltd were charged with electrifying the line. They Installed steelworks to carry the new gantries which hold the electric...
This week, here at Peter Cox Manchester we are getting ready for a day full of tea and cakes! The day will be in aid of the Breast Cancer Campaign- A community of scientists, supporters and people affected by...
Wet Rot or Dry Rot – getting the diagnosis wrong can be a costly mistake. Peter Cox will take you through the different types of decay and useful tips how to differentiate between the two and how to treat...
Very pleased with the help and advice from Rob Ryman prior to the work. Very helpful administration staff and follow up. Installer was neat, tidying up as work progressed so disruption was kept to a minimum. Many thanks to...
I would like to thank Robert Tynan surveyor and the tradesman whom both excellent, kind, courteous, professional, prompt and helpful. Thank you very much.
We are extremely happy with the work carried out on our property, our surveyor Andrew was fantastic and his report was very professional and informative. We felt he went out of his way to offer advice and in turn...