Plymouth: a naval city at the edge of the coast’s quiet money.

Plymouth faces the sea — the Hoe, the historic Barbican, the naval dockyard at Devonport, the waterfront and the marinas — a working city that is also the gateway to the South West’s coastal wealth. The money sits along the estuaries and out toward the South Hams and the Cornish border: waterfront houses, sailing families and second homes chosen for exactly the seclusion that a considered survey is worth more to than any camera contract.

So our Plymouth work is mostly residential: protective surveys for the estuary and coastal houses where isolation is the appeal and the weakness, secure driving and close protection across a large, remote region where response time is a function of who is already there, and cover for the sailing season. We plan for distance — in the far South West, that is the whole of the challenge.