Using heritage-grade laser scanning and coastal erosion mapping, our experts assess thatched cottages in Rottingdean High Street, stabilise cliffside homes near Beacon Hill, and resolve boundary conflicts in rural pockets like Bazehill Road. Whether restoring a Grade II-listed farmhouse or planning a sustainable extension in Saltdean’s edge, we balance Rottingdean’s village character with Brighton’s evolving needs.

For homebuyers, our pre-purchase surveys reveal risks like salt-laden damp in coastal cottages or unauthorised modifications in conservation zones. Developers gain insights into flood resilience for projects near the Undercliff Walk or ecological assessments for rural plots. Homeowners in the Rottingdean conservation area receive tailored guidance on lime mortar repairs or barn conversions.

Rottingdean’s blend of rural tranquility and coastal exposure demands bespoke solutions. We tackle cliff erosion near Roedean, livestock-related boundary laws in downland farms, and strict rules for landmarks like the Grange Museum.