Real premises across the region, in plain terms.

A converted 1600s mews, now communal housing. A listed building with all the quirks of its age, and an owner who needed a defensible position.

Listed status meant off-the-shelf recommendations didn't apply. We assessed what was genuinely reasonable given what could and couldn't be altered, rather than demanding wholesale changes the building couldn't take.

One site combining a physio clinic and a gym. Public access, treatment areas, equipment, and higher occupancy at peak times.

Assessed the whole site and gave the responsible person a plain-English, photo-rich report with a prioritised action plan: what mattered first, and what didn't. No scare tactics, no padding.

An investor specialising in higher-end HMO renovations needed the fire risk assessment handled properly, aligned to fire protocols and Building Control sign-off, with the responsiveness a live project demands.

Worked to the project's timeline, assessed the converted layout against the way it would actually be occupied, and kept communication prompt throughout so nothing held the build up.

A surgery that had previously been handed an over-prescribed design, works that would have cost real time and money without a proportionate basis.

Carried out the FRA, then helped unpick the earlier over-specification down to what was genuinely justified. We've since become the standing provider for their annual fire safety training.