Key Achievements

  • Vacant and exposed asset – As the only remaining building on the site, the church was vulnerable to vandalism, squatting, and antisocial behaviour.
  • Sensitive building status – The property’s consecrated nature required all interventions to be respectful, non-intrusive, and fully reversible.
  • Habitation constraints – The building was not immediately suitable for occupation, requiring careful adaptation to enable safe, compliant guardian use.
  • Security and cost pressures – Ongoing security risks and liability for council tax and utilities needed to be mitigated while the site awaited redevelopment.
  • Strategic advice provided to plan occupation and protect the building.
  • Installation of a temporary, fully reversible shower unit to make the property habitable.
  • Recruitment and placement of two vetted Property Guardians, each occupying a separate section of the church.
  • Full compliance with Ad Hoc protocols and respect for the church’s consecrated status.
  • Regular site inspections to monitor Guardian activity and maintain the building’s condition.
  • Continuous on-site presence to deter antisocial behaviour and safeguard the asset.

Why Ad Hoc?

Tailored Solutions