
Trace specialise in the repair of historic and listed timber frame structures, we can provide a turn-key solution. We survey and assess the extent of damage, we design appropriate repairs in line with Client and Conservation Officer requirements, and then we complete the repairs.
We specialise in heritage and conservation led projects, helping preserve historic structures while respecting traditional building methods and original materials. Trace has worked on more than 570 listed buildings nationwide.



We focus on identifying the source of moisture and specifying repairs suitable for heritage construction.
Inspection, repair or replacement, and targeted treatment of timber decay and insect infestation, including wet rot, dry rot and woodworm affecting structural timbers. In-house Strength Grading upon special request.
Detailed inspections and reporting for homeowners, developers, conservation projects and commercial properties.
Detailed inspections and reporting for homeowners, developers, conservation projects and commercial properties, with trained and experienced staff addressing identified problems.
Experienced application staff.
We understand the complexity of older construction methods and heritage materials.
We focus on identifying the root cause rather than applying unnecessary repairs.
From envelope damp proofing to timber repair coordination, we understand the wider restoration process.
Our recommendations are tailored to preserve the character and integrity of historic properties.








McVeigh Offsite are specialists in SIP panels (Structural Insulated Panels) and SIP design & construction to create highly efficient building envelopes using the ‘Fabric First’ approach and sustainable designs.
Modular construction is a building method where homes are constructed in sections, or modules, in a controlled factory environment. These modules are then transported to the site and assembled into a complete home. This process improves quality control, reduces build time, and increases predictability.
Most modular homes are completed within 8–14 weeks, depending on size, level of customization, and site conditions. Because construction happens indoors, timelines are less affected by weather and seasonal delays.
Modular homes are typically highly energy-efficient due to precise construction, airtight building envelopes, and high-performance insulation. Optional off-grid and eco solutions can further reduce energy use.
Yes. Modular homes can be designed and engineered for a wide range of climates, including coastal, mountain, desert, and cold-weather environments.