Facade retention involves supporting and preserving the front or external walls of a building while the rest of the structure is either demolished or significantly altered. This approach is often used when the facade has historical or architectural significance, or when planning restrictions dictate its preservation. It's suitable for new building projects, renovations, or any scheme where keeping the existing front look of a building is desired. It works best on properties that are in reasonable condition, or when they can be made structurally sound with our support.

Our facade retention process starts with a detailed structural survey to assess the condition of the existing facade. We then design and implement a support scheme, using scaffolding, propping, and bracing to stabilise the walls during the demolition and construction phases. Our skilled team carefully manages the demolition, ensuring the facade remains intact. We understand the design and structural elements that are required in the process.