We combine archaeology, planning law, and heritage business strategy under one advisor — so your project moves from investigation to repair to income without the usual hand-offs.
Every project starts with a plain answer: what you need, what it costs, within 48 hours. We investigate what you've got, what's wrong, and what it takes to make it viable.
We help you navigate the consents, find the grants, and manage the work — so your building is repaired properly and ready for a new life, not just patched up.
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Tell us what you're dealing with — an extension, a churchyard, a farm, a site — and we'll tell you within 48 hours what it actually needs.
→ Book a Free Rapid Heritage ScreeningGet a straight, fixed-fee answer before you commit to architects, insurance, or a planning application that could be refused. We combine archaeology and planning law under one advisor, so you get one clear answer, not a referral to someone else.
Every project starts by answering one question, for one decision, right now — that's Assess. Some findings also get filed permanently somewhere public and searchable — a Historic Environment Record, a Local List, a statutory plan — and that's Record. A few services genuinely do both, so they're tagged twice. Build isn't a report at all — it's something the public pays to visit, join, or hire. Browse all thirty-one below, or filter by stage.
Technical authority with clients and heritage bodies, from desk-based research through to fieldwork — the foundation every assessment and report is built on.
Desk-based assessment & HER research
Full review of the Historic Environment Record and mapping before any site visit or report begins.
Significance & impact assessment
Establishing what makes a site significant, and how a proposal actually changes that.
Site survey & fieldwork supervision
On-the-ground work carried out and supervised to CIfA methodology.
CIfA-accredited methodology
Every report follows the professional standard clients and councils expect to see.










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