Prestige Preservation Ltd has confirmed sponsorship for the 1st Academics Tour, with sponsorship for both 2026 and 2027.
Prestige Preservation Ltd has confirmed sponsorship for the 1st Academics Tour, with sponsorship for both 2026 and 2027.
Prestige Preservation has revealed its newly refreshed logo, marking an exciting step forward for the company while staying true to the values that have defined it from the beginning.
Local grassroots football received a welcome lift this week thanks to a generous contribution from Prestige Preservation Ltd. Lee, representing the company, supplied brand‑new 7v7 and 9v9 goals to support youth and community football at Wilden Village Club.
Covid-19 Status: We are now back working full time and able to survey occupied properties. All our surveyors and operatives have full PPE for your and their safety. Call us for a virtual appointment or book a survey now.
Prestige Preservation are continuing to work remotely and are only carrying out surveys on unoccupied properties. We are following guidelines from the UK Government and the Chartered Association of Building Engineers.
Eliza has been with Prestige Preservation for just over a year as a Level 3 Digital Marketing Apprentice. Eliza has just completed her first year and is staying on another year to do Level 4 Digital Marketing.
Two new operatives Andrew and Nikolaos join our growing team of operatives. Over the past few months we have employed two new operatives Andrew and Nikolaos, who have both fitted in the company really well...
Ian Loftus (or Lofty as he is affectionately known) joins the professional staff at Prestige Preservation in the West Midlands. He will become part of the team comprising of 4 Operatives, 2...
In May of this year, Prestige Preservation carried out a survey for woodworm infestation at St. Peters Church Areley Lane, Upper Areley, Worc’s. DY12 1XB. St. Peters Church is part of Kidderminster Parish Churches Team Ministry (www.kpctm.co.uk) and is a grade 2 listed building of sandstone construction dating back to the 12th Century.
It was clearly evident that bats were in occupation ... find out what happened to the bats >>
Josh Carrington, our new trainee operative, is eighteen in a couple of weeks and has completed a 2 year Sports course at college. He likes keeping fit and is football and sports mad. He is...
Lee attended the Radon Council Detection, Legislation & Treatment training course in association with Staffordshire University in April, 2013. Prestige Preservation are pleased to...
Radon, a natural radioactive gas, in households is the 2nd cause of the most deadly form of cancer - lung cancer. The risk increases if there is a smoker in the property.
It can affect any home as it comes from uranium in the soil & rock beneath properties and also from well water and building materials. Testing is the only way to know if it's present as it's invisible, doesn't have a smell or have a taste. Levels can vary, with the greatest danger in winter when windows are closed as well as over night.
Her owner, Mark, has had Meg, a black and white Border Collie, since she was 8 weeks old. She will be two years old in January 2013. She is a currently being trained by both Mark and a professional search dog handler/trainer in the detection of dry rot.
Search training is something that is carried out every day in varied locations wearing a harness as a trigger so she knows it is time to work. At the time of writing, she has been training for around two months and she’s loving it.
We are starting to work with Mark Doggett to train a Border Collie dog call Meg to sniff out dry rot fungus. As far as I am aware there is only one company in the country that offer this service.
We were recently asked to carry out an inspection to the ground floor and cellar of the building where Walsall's literary son Jerome. K. Jerome was born. This classic listed building is now a...
We were recently asked to accompany an inspection on board the " Pearl of the Dane" for a woodworm, wet rot and dry rot inspection. Being a little bit different from the day to damp and timber...
We were fortunate enough to be asked to inspect the timbers of a 12th century sandstone church this week and in particular to be invited to look at the belfry, of course apart from the...
Last week I was down in Huntingdon for the PCA’s newest training workshop. Not damp, woodworm or waterproofing this time, but digital media, which is Jane’s term for what some call Social Media....