Somerset, Devon, Wiltshire and Dorset are the four counties the work comes from, with the towns and villages between them covered as a matter of course. The list below is where projects usually are, not a boundary on where we will go.
Somerset is the middle of the patch and the county the largest share of our work has always come from.
Read moreBA, TABoth of our DAC award-winning church schemes are in Wiltshire, at Hullavington and at Highworth.
Read moreSN, SP, BAMuch of Dorset sits inside a National Landscape, so the planning conversation starts earlier there than almost anywhere else we work.
Read moreDT, BH, SPDevon brings a lot of cob and thatch, which is a genuinely different material conversation to the stone further east.
Read moreEX, TQ, PLTaunton is the county town and an easy run, so a first look at a project there is rarely more than a few days away.
Read moreTA1Yeovil and the hamstone villages around it are close to the centre of the area we cover.
Read moreBA20Exeter is the western end of the regular patch and the work there tends to be booked as a run rather than a day visit.
Read moreEX1Dorchester has an unusual amount of designated and archaeologically sensitive ground, which shapes how projects there get planned.
Read moreDT1Salisbury is a cathedral city with a large and closely watched historic core, so consent work there is rarely straightforward and always worth doing properly.
Read moreSP1Weston is the northern edge of the Somerset coverage and largely Victorian and Edwardian stock rather than older fabric.
Read moreBS23Bath is a World Heritage Site and almost everything of any age in it is listed, so consent is the first conversation rather than the last.
Read moreBA1Our 2019 DAC award scheme at St.
Read moreSN15Our 2020 DAC award scheme at St.
Read moreSN1Sherborne is almost entirely hamstone, which is a soft stone that punishes cement pointing and rewards lime.
Read moreDT9Frome has one of the largest conservation areas in Somerset and a lot of listed property in everyday domestic use.
Read moreBA11Wells is the smallest city in England and the diocesan centre for Somerset, which is how a good deal of our church work starts.
Read moreBA5Ask anyway. If the project suits us and we can give it the attention it needs, we will come and look.