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Measurement sensor mounted across a crack in a historic brick wall
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WHAT WE BUILD

Monitoring of heritage buildings

Measurement without touching the historic fabric. Wireless sensors, crack and movement observation, documentation a conservation officer will accept.

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About monitoring systems for heritage buildings?

A heritage building tolerates no improvisation. Every drilled hole needs approval, and observation runs for years, not weeks. That is why we install wireless sensors — no cables routed through historic walls and vaults — and measure what actually tells you the state of the building: crack width, wall displacement, tilt of towers and vaults. The full record is ready to be submitted to the conservation office.

Installation

Wireless, point-fixed

Measured quantities

Cracks, displacement, tilt

Observation period

From one season to years

Reports

Periodic, for the authority

Key advantages

Minimal intervention

Wireless sensors are fixed at single points, with no chasing and no cabling through original fabric. The fixing method is agreed before installation.

Cracks measured to hundredths of a millimetre

A continuous record of crack width, displacement and tilt shows whether damage is progressing or merely breathing with temperature. That is the difference between repair and observation.

Documentation for the conservation officer

Periodic reports with charts and an event log. An objective record of condition instead of repeated, costly expert surveys.

Applications

Which buildings we cover

Churches and sacred buildings
Listed townhouses
Museums and cultural venues
Grant-funded restoration projects
Buildings next to construction work
Towers, walls and fortifications

Let's talk about your project

Do you manage a listed building or are you preparing a restoration project? Describe the building — we will propose a measurement scope and a fixing method to agree with the conservation officer.