Get a quote

Yes. We are happy to liaise with insurance companies with client approval.

We are generally able to provide your estimate within two weeks. During this time, our conservators assess your item, assess the time and materials required for treatment, and undertake various tests to determine the best treatment methods and outcomes.

Site visits are charged at our hourly rate to cover travel and assessment time.

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If you would like an initial consultation with a conservator, please book an appointment ahead of time. Otherwise, our friendly reception staff are always available to register your item for assessment. We can also arrange phone consultations with conservators prior to you bringing in your item. Initial consultations generally last 10 minutes and are useful if you have any specific questions or concerns to discuss. If the appropriate conservator is not available, we will note any requests or concerns and have the conservator contact you.

We can provide a rough guide to the potential cost when you send us detailed photographs. However, as every item is different, and treatments depend on the materials and type and extent of damage or deterioration, we do need to see the piece physically to provide you with an accurate estimate for treatment.

Nothing! Our estimates are free of charge and obligation free. Note: There are some instances where we DO charge a fee prior to providing an estimate for your work: for site visits, mould affected items, and for quoting larger collections/projects, and where pieces need deframing to determine treatment needs. Let us know about your needs, and we can advise on the likely cost.