Stone cottages, Victorian villas in Oxford and family homes in Abingdon, Witney and Bicester - Oxfordshire combines historic towns with modern developments.
Cotswold stone and older brick walls need careful fixing, while newer homes often have bi-fold doors and low eaves. We survey wall build-up and choose fixings to suit.
Oxford, Henley-on-Thames, Thame and Chipping Norton all have historic conservation areas, and listed buildings are common. Rear awnings on ordinary houses usually don't need consent.
Pubs, cafés and restaurants in Oxford, Henley and Witney use awnings to make the most of outdoor seating.
Oxford, Henley-on-Thames, Thame and Chipping Norton all have historic conservation areas, and listed buildings are common. Rear awnings on ordinary houses usually don't need consent.
Cotswold stone and older brick walls need careful fixing, while newer homes often have bi-fold doors and low eaves. We survey wall build-up and choose fixings to suit.
We cover 10 towns and neighbourhoods across Oxfordshire, listed on this page. If yours isn't listed, send us your postcode and we'll confirm.
Pubs, cafés and restaurants in Oxford, Henley and Witney use awnings to make the most of outdoor seating.