Midland Preservation Ltd

"The work commenced on the day they specified. Kept me informed of the progress with photos and messages. Lee on site explained what the process was going to be. the plaster removed was removed and rooms cleared nightly. when replastered it was married into the existing wall. The joiner made a first class job of replacing the skirtings. Overall the job was carryout very professionally and in good time. Thank you to all involved."

"Provided a fantastic service. Greg came out to do an initial inspection of a damp wall we had in our living room and gave us some really helpful advice and recommendations before walking us through the process. Really flexible when we could get them booked in as we had multiple other contractors booked in. Eddie came and carried out the work over a couple of days and did a fab job, with a thorough clean down and even removing some stubborn nails for us to get our new skirting boards on! Wouldn’t hesitate to recommend and all came with a 10 year guarantee."

"They were really friendly, and gave us expert advice on what to do with our basement space. Turned out that what we thought we needed was not the best route, and even though it meant we wouldn't require their services straight away, they pointed us in the best direction and next actions to take. It's really rare for a company to put the experience and needs of a customer over their own profit. We appreciate it. We will definitely call them when we are at the right stage for them to carry out works for us."

"You cannot trust this company. My house has damp because it goes from a double skin wall down to single. The assessor came out and said the humidity which is normal on my house is condensating on the single wall because it's colder so it's an easy fix of thermal boarding over that one area. I was happy and the guy went. Because I'm the tenant they sent the report to the landlord who paid for the report. The landlord send me the report alongside this "no works are needed". The report said the recommendation for fixing is an extractor hood over the hob, an additional extractor downstairs and an extractor in the bathroom. The assessor never checked if those things already exist yet the damp is still there. And I do have a an extractor hood on the hob, there is a tiny toilet next to the damp path with another extractor in and a double extractor in the bathroom. They all work and that's why the humidity was measured as normal in my house. When I called to question the report I was told they ask the assessor and come back to me. They didn't come back to me so I called again and this was the response... "We actually for the landlord who's paying us not you". So I said "that makes it ok for you to lie to the landlord or to me about the damp issue then?" They said no the same information should be told to both people. The guy on the phone said he would edit the report and resend it. Let's see what happens as I havent had it yet. But if you don't question these guys they will write a report that's full of lies and back the landlord simply because that's who is paying them. This is a very unlawful and shady way of doing business."

"Had a damp proof course done - Really pleased with the work carried out, really helpful, friendly. Great price quoted and didn’t carry out any work which was found to be unnecessary leading to a cheaper price than initially quoted. cleaned up thoroughly before they left and rubbish/debris collected promptly. highly recommended"