Transform Tired Spaces Into Something Special

A full refurbishment typically includes all internal works such as stripping out existing fixtures and fittings, replumbing and rewiring, plastering, flooring, new kitchens and bathrooms, decorating, and any structural alterations. We can also include external works like roofing, windows, and façade improvements. The exact scope is tailored to your property’s needs and your budget.

The duration depends on the property size and scope of work. A typical 2-3 bedroom house refurbishment takes 8-12 weeks, while larger properties or more extensive renovations can take 3-6 months. We’ll provide a detailed timeline during the planning stage, broken down by trade and phase, so you know exactly what to expect and when.

For a full refurbishment, we generally recommend moving out as the entire property will be a construction site. This allows our team to work more efficiently, reduces the timeline, and ensures your safety and comfort. However, for partial refurbishments or phased approaches, it may be possible to remain in part of the property—we can discuss the options based on your specific project.

Yes, we have extensive experience working with period properties, listed buildings, and homes in conservation areas. We understand the additional planning requirements and sensitivities involved. We’ll handle all necessary applications and work closely with conservation officers to ensure compliance while sympathetically updating your property to modern standards.

Absolutely. We handle all building regulations applications and inspections throughout the project. This includes structural work, electrical installations, plumbing, drainage, and energy efficiency requirements. Upon completion, you’ll receive all necessary certificates and documentation, including electrical installation certificates, gas safety certificates, and building regulations completion certificates.

Older properties often reveal hidden issues once work begins—things like concealed damp, outdated wiring, or structural problems. We conduct thorough surveys before starting to minimize surprises, and we include contingencies in our quotes. If unexpected issues arise, we’ll immediately inform you, explain the implications, and provide costed options for addressing them before proceeding with any additional work.