We are available to attend site for first hand discussion, pathology diagnosis and identification of sample collection locations.

We have been involved in several research projects. For instance, we have recently completed an in-depth study of archaeological samples from Nonsuch Palace (Henry VIII’s most fantastical creation) and have used plaster analysis to determine the chronology of the internal re-ordering at Montacute House in Somerset for the National Trust. This year we have tested samples from Stokesay Castle in Shropshire, and the Suzzallo Library and Old Capitol Building, both in Seattle, Washington.

Amongst our consultants, Peter Ellis has been involved with the conservation and repair of traditional and historic buildings for the majority of his career and Tom Balch has a background in Historical research and holds degrees from the University of Bristol and Exeter.

To discuss a specific building or heritage conservation project please call us or complete the contact form.