Residential building work in Battle
A renovation of an older home needs a record of existing materials and details before stripping out begins. Agree what will be retained, repaired or replaced, and how new services will be routed without unnecessary disturbance to the retained fabric.
Our residential focus is substantial work to existing homes: domestic refurbishments, extensions, loft and basement conversions, period-property renovation and larger repair packages. Choose the service that matches your project.
Commercial refurbishment & construction
For commercial premises, develop the fit-out around the building rather than treating it as an empty shell. Survey the floors, walls and service routes, then identify which changes need design or conservation input before the construction package is finalised.
Commercial construction servicesPreparing your Battle enquiry
Share photographs of the fabric, the proposed room uses and any earlier permissions. Include access arrangements and the space available for storing protected materials or salvaged items during the works.
Include a budget range and tell us whether the building will remain occupied. If drawings or permissions are still being developed, say which decisions are outstanding. This helps us establish the next step without treating an early idea as a finished specification.
Send your project briefLocal checks before you build
Rother’s Battle conservation-area map and appraisal provide a starting point for checking the setting. The project team should confirm the individual building’s status and the permissions required.
Check the exact property with your designer or local planning authority. Planning, building regulations and other consents are project-specific.
Rother conservation mapsSee our approach on site
Our project records document work at the Royal Albion Hotel and a&o Hostel in Brighton, including investigation, heritage coordination and phased refurbishment. They show how we approach existing buildings; the scope and method for your property will be agreed separately.
Explore the Brighton project records
