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Peter Cox, Ltd.
The company has wide ranging experience in the repair of housing both privately owned and public sector, as well as commercial and public buildings, churches and many listed properties.
This has included work on numerous national and regional historic buildings throughout the UK, such as the Houses of Parliament, York Minster, Selby Abbey, the Royal Courts of Justice, Cardiff Castle and Edinburgh’s Balmoral Hotel.
Guaranteed Service
Generally our treatments carry a long term Guarantee. Over the years we reckon to have issued in excess of 250,000 and Peter Cox is one of the few companies whose trading history exceeds the terms of its guarantees.
Quality Assurance
Our surveyors are highly trained and most hold CSRT, CSSW, CTIS or CRDS certification.
All our services are administered under a third party accredited ISO 9001 Quality Management System.
Peter Cox is a founder member of the Property Care Association (PCA) (formerly the British Wood Preserving and Damp-proofing Association) and through it, is a registered TrustMark contractor.
Other memberships include the British Structural Waterproofing Association (BSWA) and the British Wall Tie and Structural Repair Association (BWTSRA).
We have been using epoxy resin-bonded repair systems successfully for many years both for the upgrading of structural timber and for the repair of timbers which have been degraded by fungal decay, insect attack or mechanical / structural failure. They are also highly effective in cosmetic...
Group: Repair works
Solar PV (photovoltaic) systems from Peter Cox provide truly renewable energy by converting the sun's light energy into electricity. Solar PV panels can be installed onto flat or sloping roofs, onto external walls, or on the ground. The electricity they generate is then fed into your building's...
Group: Installation of solar panels
Perhaps the most common form of dampness in buildings, condensation can lead to peeling decorations, unhealthy living conditions and potentially risky mould growth.
Lack of adequate ventilation and modern occupancy styles can lead to a build up of excessive humidity and moisture. This poor...
Group: Waterproofing works
Problem
The name woodworm is the commonly used generic term for a number of wood boring insects. These lay their eggs on or in timber and their larvae feed upon the cellulose in the wood boring through it to leave a network of tunnels, thus damaging and weakening the structure.
Woodworm...
Group: Wood treatment and protecting
Damp proofing is a protective process to ensure moisture cannot pass through the walls of a building to the interior. Damp proofing places a barrier in walls that prevents rising damp problems prevalent in modern homes.
Group: Implementation of the waterproofing
The Problem
Moulds are ubiquitous, naturally occurring fungi and their presence in buildings is encouraged by dampness and condensation which is frequently the consequence of inadequate heating, insulation and ventilation. Mould growth has long been associated with ill health, particularly among...
Group: Elimination of mold
Where plaster has to be renewed because of contamination with hygroscopic salts, it is vital that a special salt retardant additive is used to hold back any residual salts while still allowing the passage of water vapour.
Standard plasters such as Carlite should not be used as many have...
Group: Internal plastering works
