Areas we cover

Seventeen South West London neighbourhoods, one set of standards.

Every area has its own mix of property types, conservation rules and planning quirks. Choose yours for what's specific to it.

Balham Underground station and its roundel

Balham

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in Balham, including the Nightingale Triangle and the streets around the common.

View details →Battersea Power Station and its four chimneys

Battersea

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in Battersea, from Battersea Square to the streets around the park.

View details →A white stucco Belgravia terrace with its columned portico

Belgravia

Client-side project management for homeowners renovating a period home in Belgravia, where listed Regency terraces and historic estate ownership both shape a project.

View details →Albert Bridge on the Chelsea riverside

Chelsea

Client-side project management for homeowners renovating a period home in Chelsea, where listed buildings and conservation status are the rule rather than the exception.

View details →The Victorian bandstand on Clapham Common

Clapham

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in Clapham, from Clapham Old Town to Clapham Common.

View details →The blue police box outside Earl's Court station

Earl's Court

Client-side project management for homeowners renovating in Earl's Court, where mansion block flats bring a different process to a typical house project.

View details →The railway viaduct over Garratt Lane, Earlsfield

Earlsfield

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in Earlsfield — appointed by you, not the builder — one of South West London’s classic Victorian terrace neighbourhoods.

View details →Sheen Gate, the entrance to Richmond Park from East Sheen

East Sheen

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in East Sheen, from Sheen Lane to the streets backing onto Richmond Park.

View details →The Cottage pavilion at Craven Cottage, Fulham

Fulham

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in Fulham — appointed by you, not the builder — from Munster Road to Parsons Green.

View details →Hammersmith Bridge over the Thames

Hammersmith

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in Hammersmith, from the riverside to the Victorian and Edwardian streets further inland.

View details →The Royal Albert Hall, Kensington

Kensington

Client-side project management for homeowners renovating a period home in Kensington, where listed buildings, conservation areas and basement planning shape almost every project.

View details →The pastel painted terraces of Notting Hill

Notting Hill

Client-side project management for homeowners renovating a period home in Notting Hill, where conservation area coverage is close to universal.

View details →A rowing eight passing under Putney Bridge on the Thames

Putney

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in Putney, from the riverside to the streets around the common.

View details →A red deer stag in Richmond Park

Richmond

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in Richmond, where larger plots and conservation villages both shape a project.

View details →The Pavilion at Lord's Cricket Ground, St John's Wood

St John's Wood

Client-side project management for homeowners renovating a villa or period home in St John's Wood.

View details →The Ram Brewery chimney and brewhouse, Wandsworth

Wandsworth

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in Wandsworth — appointed by you, not the builder — from Wandsworth Common to Northcote Road.

View details →Centre Court at the Wimbledon Championships

Wimbledon

Client-side project management for homeowners extending or renovating in Wimbledon, from the Village conservation area to the wider common-adjacent streets.

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