Residential renovation · serving across Europe
Renovation Work That Holds Up After The Paint Dries
Kitchen and bathroom remodels, flooring, wall and ceiling finishing, painting and plastering — quoted by scope, priced against your drawings and materials, and scheduled before work starts.
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Scope, materials and project requirements priced item by item — not a day rate and not a package deal.
What we build
Complete Home Renovation Services
Six trades under one contract. Tell us the room and the scope, and we price the whole job rather than the individual task.
Kitchen Renovation
Cabinet replacement or refit, worktops, splashbacks, flooring and the plumbing and electrics they depend on — scoped together so nothing is left out.
Bathroom Renovation
Full bathroom rebuilds and smaller upgrades: tiling, waterproofing, plumbing, sanitaryware and lighting, sequenced so the room stays workable.
Flooring Installation
Timber, laminate and tile fitted to the room rather than the delivery sheet, with the preparation that the finish actually depends on.
Wall & Ceiling Finishing
Plastering, boarding and skimming to a flat finish ready for decoration, including patching after first fix and making good around openings.
Painting & Decorating
Preparation, cutting-in and two coats as standard, with the trade work behind the walls finished before the decorators arrive.
Plastering
Skimming, float and set, and full re-plastering for rooms that have been taken back to the blockwork.
How we work
A Renovation Company Built On Scope, Not On Salesmanship
A renovation goes wrong when the price moves after the walls come down. We look at the space and the drawings first, agree what is in scope and what is not, and put the price in writing before anyone picks up a tool.
- Every trade in one scope — no gaps between contractors
- Materials chosen with you, quoted at the size you need
- Small room upgrades and whole-home refurbishment both accepted
- Schedule agreed at contract, not renegotiated mid-job
Why owners choose us
Four Things We Do On Every Job
One accountable scope
Kitchen, bathroom, flooring, plastering and painting are quoted together, so responsibility for the finished room sits with one company.
Itemised pricing
Labour, materials and finishes are listed separately. You can see what a change costs before you decide to make it.
Programme before start
We agree the sequence and the access arrangements in writing at contract stage, and tell you early if anything on site changes it.
Signed-off finish
Snag list walked through at handover with anything outstanding written down and dated.
Our renovation process
From First Call To Handover
Brief
Tell us the room, what is wrong with it and what you want instead. Photos and drawings help.
Site assessment
We visit, measure and check what is behind the finishes — the parts that decide the price.
Written scope & quote
Scope, materials list, price and programme in one document. Adjust it as often as you need before work starts.
Scheduled work
One programme for the whole scope, with the trade sequence arranged so rooms are closed as briefly as possible.
Handover
Walk-through against the scope, snag list agreed, and documentation for the materials and finishes used.
Two ways to work with us
One Room Or The Whole House
Single room upgrade
A bathroom refit, a new kitchen, a redecorated bedroom, a hallway floor. One room, one scope, one price — we still sequence it with the rest of the house in mind so finishes meet cleanly.
Whole-home refurbishment
Multiple rooms and trades coordinated under one contract and one programme, from first fix through to decoration, with a single point of contact for the whole programme.
Typical scope
Rooms We Take Back To Finished
Kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms and bedrooms — the spaces most home refurbishments are actually made of. Scope, materials and price are agreed before any room is opened up.
Living in the work
The House Is Probably Still Lived In
Most renovation work happens in an occupied home. We agree dust control, protection and access in the scope, keep the working area closed where we can, and tell you in advance which rooms are out of use on which days.
If a room has to be cleared for flooring or plastering, we would rather say so at quote stage than have it arrive as a surprise on day two.
Handover
What You Get At The End
We walk the finished job against the scope line by line. Anything outstanding goes on a written snag list with a date, not a promise.
You get the materials and finishes schedule for the rooms we touched, so a future repair or a future decorator is working from the same information you were.
Get a quote
Tell Us The Scope And We Will Price It
The more you can tell us about the space and what you want done, the more accurate the first quote will be. We ask about the room, the work involved, materials and timing because those are what the price is actually made of.
No obligation. We will tell you if the job needs more than a site visit to price properly.