EBS staff have been involved with the investigations, analysis and monitoring of a large number of historic buildings, Palaces and monuments to provide recommendations for environmental control and sustainable conservation solutions. The following list describes a selection of these buildings.

Kenwood House, London

• Independent non-destructive damp investigations.
• Indoor air quality, occupational Risk Assessment for Moulds,
• Moulds and mycoflora risk assessment and
• Environmental monitoring and Laboratory Analysis.

The Monument

• Installation of a monitoring system to determine cause of deterioration to masonry and metalwork.

The Mansion House, London

• Detailed investigation of damp and decay.
• Non-destructive investigation of principal structural beams throughout the building.
• Monitoring the environment in the building to give early warning of water penetration.

Marlborough House, London

• Detailed investigation of decay to principal structural beams throughout the building.

Hampton Court Palace

• Timber decay survey Apartment 23
• Timber decay survey of Royal Chapel
• Testing of trusses with decay detection drill, Resistograph.

Empress Palace, Singapore

• Investigation of moisture movement through walls using self designed monitoring equipment.