The construction industry has not been immune to the impact of social distancing measures, with many sites across the country reducing their output or closing altogether. But now as conversations shift to how lockdown might ease, the construction industry...
Getting people back into their homes quickly and safely. Drying out of properties can take many months and in some cases years. The Peter Cox Fast Flood Restoration Programme, in conjunction with Rentokil Specialist Hygiene, ensures any period of...
Peter Cox rules the roost! The Uxbridge branch of Peter Cox has completed a programme of bird netting to stop the infestation by pigeons of roof areas in a modern commercial office complex in West London. Bird problems – we have it covered The flat...
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...
Bird proofing those hard to reach places Church bell towers are an attractive prospect for birds such as feral pigeons offering a sheltered environment for roosting and nesting, safety from predators and lookout for feeding opportunities. Bird problems – We have the answer! If you...
A Mommoth Undertaking Before work could start on preliminary surveying for the redevelopment of Derby’s historic Roundhouse site, Peter Cox were engaged to undertake a lengthy bird fouling removal contract which entailed up to 18 staff working throughout the site for a period of 5 weeks. Cleaning...
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...
Church bell towers are an attractive proposition for birds but their nesting material and fouling presents a headache on the building maintenance front. Here are three churches in the North West who took advantage of the availability of scaffolding...
The flat roof areas on top of three 3 storey office buildings in West London have been netted to eliminate continuing problems with pigeon infestation among the air conditioning, trunking and other mechanical plant typical of commercial buildings today.