Keeping on top of our environmental footprint through a range of initiatives and cutting down energy usage.

Solar Lighting - Using the award winning products from Prolectric has enabled projects to be more environmentally efficient while keeping our desired aesthetic.

Solar Power - Also installing solar panels into our projects allowing for a reduction of electricity usage while also being cost effective, recognising that many of the properties we have worked on are of architectural importance

Insulation and Sound Proofing - Speaking with our clients one of the biggest issues of apartment living is the noise pollution. All of our projects introduce Isomass Acoustic systems to reduce noise.

Investing in the team is a key focus for Poulter.

Apprenticeships - We are keen to develop younger people entering into the world of work by sponsoring their development by workplace apprenticeships. Currently having offered 4, all of which have trained and remain within the team.

Further Development - Provided to widen their skills and qualifications while working alongside specialists.

Volunteering Days - We believe in supporting our team and the causes they support. So we provide the team with paid volunteering days to allow them to support these charitable causes of their choosing.

We actively participate and engage in community initiatives.

Tree Planting - The team took part in a tree planting event within the local community to help replenish green areas, planting over 300 trees.

Clevedon Community Lights - Supporting the “Light Up The Parks” project by giving up our time to help with the installation and logistics of the annual event.

Clevedon Sunday Market - We provide vital space to over 15 local stall holders every month to support the Clevedon Sunday Market.

Clevedon BID/Chamber of Commerce - Offering the use of Channel Court Business Centre to host the monthly meetings.

One of our principle values is to restore the architectural heritage of where we live. We are particularly keen to keep to the ambitions of the architects of the time.

Period Features - Protecting as many period features as possible on all developments. Even though this often leads to an increase in cost of developments which we are happy to absorb as we see ourselves as custodians of these architectural assets.

Research - Before beginning any project, we try to understand the history of the building and the local environment, consulting with civic societies and local historians.

Reclamation - Reinstating features which may have been removed over previous generations.