The practice is also responsible for inspecting over 90 churches many of these are listed medieval church buildings. This ensures that we are continuously involved in a wide range of challenging building conservation and repair projects. Ranging from renewal of lead sheet roofs, complex stonework repairs, structural repairs and the repair and conservation of historic leaded painted and stained glass. We also specialise in supporting Christian and other religious communities in the extension and reordering of the interior of their places of worship and ancillary rooms. Providing new toilet and kitchen facilities, meeting rooms and other community and social facilities. Sometimes we simply help people to prioritise and make best use of the facility they already have.

Currently we are involved in the conservation and repair of nationally important stained glass windows at Norbury. The eight chancel windows date from 1305 and provide a near complete set of painted and stained heraldic glass that is second to none in England. The project as whole has cost in excess of £400,000. Including the renewal of the lead sheet roofs, improvements to the surface water drainage system involving an extensive archaeological dig and the renewal of the central heating and ventilation system.