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Whole-house renovations, coordinated by one team

For homeowners doing up a house they’ve just bought and landlords refurbishing between tenants. New layouts, structural openings, rewires, replastering, kitchens, bathrooms and decoration, all planned and run by one project lead.

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Refurbishments from £15,000 + VATFull 3-bed renovations from £45,000 + VATRoom by room where possible
Renovated bathroom with an arched alcove, slipper bath and hexagon marble floor
What’s included

Everything a house needs, in the right order

Renovating a whole house is a scheduling job as much as a building job. Strip-out, structure, first fix, plaster, second fix, finishes: each trade has to arrive when the last one is done.

  • Strip-out, soft-strip and disposal
  • Structural work: removing walls, steels, new openings, loft hatches and staircases
  • Full or partial rewires with a new consumer unit and certificates
  • New plumbing and heating: boilers, radiators, underfloor heating, bathrooms and kitchens
  • Replastering, new ceilings, skirting, architraves and internal doors
  • Kitchen and bathroom design and fitting
  • Flooring throughout, decorating inside, and external repairs and decoration where needed
  • Building Control for structural, electrical and drainage work, and planning liaison if the layout changes outside
Guide prices

What a renovation costs

Renovation prices depend on the size and condition of the property and the specification you choose. All prices exclude VAT. Your exact price follows a free site visit and a written, itemised quote.

ProjectFromWhat changes the price
Refurbishment: replaster, rewire or re-plumb, new flooring and full decoration£15,000 + VATProperty size, how much of the electrics and plumbing is replaced, finishes
Full 3-bed renovation: layout changes, new kitchen and bathroom, rewire, heating, decoration throughout£45,000 + VATStructural openings, kitchen and bathroom spec, extent of plastering, external works
Larger houses, extensions and loft conversions as part of the renovationBy quoteScope, structure, approvals and phasing
Recent project

A Victorian terrace, turned upside down and put back together

Our clients’ words, not ours. Barbara’s Victorian terrace renovation and Pauline’s lean-to, cloakroom and patio project both came in on budget, and both left us five-star Google reviews.

Bathroom with a green freestanding bath in an arched alcove, brass radiator and marble hexagon floorMarble-effect tiled WC with a recessed niche and concealed cisternFluted wall-hung vanity with brass taps over a hexagon marble floorWalk-in shower with black-framed screen, brass fittings and marble metro tiles

What we did

  • “They made the process of having my house turned upside down into a relatively pain-free experience, due to their professionalism, creativity, depth of knowledge and know-how.” Barbara, Victorian terrace renovation
  • “The whole (extended) project came in on budget thanks to careful management.” Pauline, lean-to, cloakroom and patio
  • “The thing I like most is that they estimate accurately and stick to budget. If there are any changes they discuss them first and agree them.” Neil, bathroom renovation

Pictured: bathrooms and finishes from our recent renovation work.

See more of our work

How it works

How a renovation runs with us

A fixed scope and a schedule you can see, before anyone picks up a tool.

  1. Site visit

    We walk the whole house with you: structure, services, damp, layout and what you want it to be.

  2. Scope and quote

    A written, itemised quote by room and by trade, with provisional sums marked.

  3. Approvals

    Building Control for structure, electrics and drainage; planning only if the outside changes.

  4. Build in phases

    Strip-out, structure, first fix, plaster, second fix, finishes, room by room where you’re living in.

  5. Sign-off

    Certificates for electrics, gas and Building Control, snagging and a final clean.

Questions

Full house renovations: your questions answered

How much does it cost to renovate a house?

Refurbishments start from £15,000 + VAT and a full 3-bed renovation with a new kitchen and bathroom, rewire, heating and decoration from £45,000 + VAT. The property’s size and condition and the finishes you choose decide the final figure, which we set out room by room in an itemised quote.

Can I live in the house during the renovation?

Often, yes. We plan the work room by room and keep a bathroom and somewhere to cook available where we can. For full rewires and structural work there may be a few days when it’s easier to be out, and we tell you in advance.

Do you work for landlords?

Yes. We work to a fixed scope and a move-in date, and provide the electrical, gas and Building Control certificates you need for letting.

Do you handle the design and the paperwork?

Yes. Laura helps with layouts, kitchens, bathrooms and finishes; we deal with Building Control; and we bring in an architect or structural engineer where the project needs one.

How do you keep a renovation on budget?

An itemised quote at the start, provisional sums clearly marked, and any change discussed and agreed with you in writing before it’s done. Our clients mention this in their reviews.

What about damp or a basement?

Damp proofing, cellar waterproofing and basement conversions are handled by our sister company Lark Basements Ltd. If your renovation includes those, we bring them in and still give you one point of contact.

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Tell us about the house

The address or postcode, a few photos and a rough idea of scope is all we need to arrange a visit. We’ll call you back to arrange a site visit, usually within two working days.

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07877 750569Urgent only · Peter, usually on site
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