A coordinated route through a major refurbishment
Several trades, one sequence
We arrange dependent tasks so finished work is not opened up again later.
Clear project scale
We normally focus on substantial refurbishment projects from £20,000.
Specification with purpose
We match the finish to long-term living, resale or property retention.
Refurbish the whole property in the right order
A full refurbishment is not a decorating job with a few extras added. It can involve strip-out, repairs, altered services, new surfaces, fixtures and finishing across several rooms. Each trade depends on the last one leaving the property ready, so sequencing matters as much as workmanship.
We typically take on refurbishment projects worth £20,000 or more. A substantial kitchen project, for example, may combine new flooring and screeding with plumbing and electrical changes. We plan those elements as one job instead of leaving you to referee several separate trades. Our work in Barnet suits owners improving a long-term home and investors preparing an asset for sale or retention.
Set the scope before the strip-out begins
The condition of the property shapes the programme. Hidden repairs, structural alterations and the extent of service changes can all affect what happens after strip-out. We review the known work, intended finish and available information before setting out the sequence.
During delivery, we coordinate repairs, first fix work, surfaces, fittings and final finishes around the agreed specification. Clear decisions on flooring levels, plumbing positions and electrical points help prevent late changes when walls and floors are already closed. Small decorating tasks and isolated door changes sit outside our usual project scale.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a full house refurbishment?
It usually involves several rooms, systems or trades rather than one isolated task. The scope may include strip-out, repairs, electrical or plumbing alterations, flooring, fixtures, decoration and coordinated finishing.
Do you take on small decorating jobs?
No. We normally target refurbishment projects valued at £20,000 or more. Minor decorating, changing a door or another isolated task does not fit our usual project scale or coordinated way of working.
Can you refurbish an investment property for sale?
Yes. We work with investors as well as homeowners. We can consider the proposed resale market, required standard, likely work and project sequence so the refurbishment supports the intended exit.