Oxley Conservation | Ongoing Projects

Dovecote Roof in Buckinghamshire

We are currently providing consultancy services for the re-roofing of a Grade I dovecote in Buckinghamshire. Our services will include production of a specification and schedule of work, submitting a listed building consent application, liaising with an ecologist, meeting with Historic England and carrying out the contract administration of the building works.

Timber Frame Repairs in South Oxfordshire

We recently prepared a schedule of works for the timber frame repairs to a Grade II cottage in South Oxfordshire and acquired listed building consent for the works. A suitably experienced contractor has now been appointed and we are currently carrying out the contract administration of the repair works.

Charter Tower, Hemel Hempstead

Following on from a condition survey report that we carried out in 2022, the council have instructed us to proceed with preparing a specification and schedule for the recommended repairs. We are also applying for listed building consent, issuing a tender to selected contractors and preparing a tender report.

Grade II* church roof repairs in Berkhamsted

After carrying out a quinquennial inspection in 2020, we have been instructed to oversee the roof repairs including scheduling the repairs, tendering the works and overseeing the repairs once a contractor has been appointed.

Holy Trinity Church, Cookham

Oxley Conservation have worked with the Fabric Committee at Holy Trinity Church in Cookham to prepare a development plan for the church including concept drawings, budgets and consulting with the DAC. The re-ordering works and installation of a new heating system have recently been completed. We have worked with the PCC for many years and have administered contracts for various phases of work to repair and conserve the stonework, door and windows, including repointing, repairs to the leaded lights and ferramenta as well as tower roof repairs.

The Almonry, Evesham

We have been appointed to provide historic building consultancy services to inform the required repairs to the roof and infill panels for this late 14th / early 15th century Grade I listed building.