Whole-house renovations
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What "Renovation" covers
Verified Premium specialists who handle the full scope, not just one slice. One auction, one builder, one point of contact.
Full-house refurbishments — strip-out to second-fix
Single-floor reconfigurations and structural alterations
Single-room renovations (utility, study, snug)
Cosmetic refurb — finishes, decoration, minor services
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What we typically include — and don't
A clear scope is the difference between a smooth project and the renovation horror story your friends tell at dinner.
Included
In scope- Strip-out, structural alterations, services upgrade
- First-fix, second-fix, decoration
- Architectural and engineering input where needed
Typically not included
Priced separately- Outdoor / garden landscaping (priced separately)
- Bespoke kitchen and bathroom fits beyond standard
- Loft, basement or extension scope (separate categories)
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Realistic cost range
Whole-house renovations typically £80k–£300k.
The Project Cost Tool gives you a postcode-adjusted range with a clear breakdown of what’s included. Use it before you talk to a builder so you walk in knowing your numbers.
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Common questions
Direct, plain answers. No marketing copy.
How much does a full-house renovation cost?
Mid-spec renovation typically costs £900–£2,400 per square metre depending on age, structure and finishes. A 100m² renovation is usually £100k–£240k. Use the Project Cost Tool for a postcode-adjusted range.
What order do renovation works happen in?
Strip-out → structural → first-fix services → plaster → second-fix → decoration → final commissioning. Compress the order at your peril — sequencing is what separates a smooth renovation from a disaster.
How long does a renovation take?
Full-house renovations typically run 16–32 weeks on site depending on scale. Single-floor is more like 8–14 weeks; single-room cosmetic refurb 2–6 weeks. Design and planning add 4–12 weeks before work starts.
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