PART & FULL RENOVATIONS
Part and Full Renovations
Several rooms done as one planned job, or the whole property taken back and renovated.
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Not everyone needs a full gut. Often it is the bathroom, the kitchen and a fresh coat of paint throughout, done before a move-in or between tenants.
BeforeDuringAfterOne of our full renovations
A complete renovation of a whole property: stripped right back, then new electrics and plumbing, a new kitchen and bathroom, new door frames, plastering throughout, new radiators, new flooring and the stairs clad to match.
- Every room stripped back: old wall coverings, kitchen, bathroom, door frames and floor coverings all removed.
- New electrics and plumbing run throughout while the floors were up.
- Walls and ceilings plastered and skimmed in every room, with new door frames fitted.
- New kitchen and new bathroom fitted, plus new radiators.
- New wood flooring laid, the stairs clad to match with new treads, risers and nosings, and the rooms decorated.
A full renovation, stage by stage
From the strip-out to the new floors: the same house, with the kitchen, bathroom and every room done as one job.
Areas we cover for renovations
From our shop at 287 Munster Road, Fulham. Each area page has more about the homes there and what we do in them.
Part or full?
| Part renovation | Full renovation | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A chosen set of rooms done as one job | The whole flat or house |
| Typical scope | Bathroom, kitchen and decorating; or en-suite, bedroom and flooring | Strip-out, rewiring, plumbing, plastering, kitchen, bathrooms, flooring and decorating |
| Who it suits | Just moved in, getting ready to sell or let, or doing the main rooms first | A dated property, a probate property, or a flat between tenants |
| Living in during the work | Usually possible | Quicker and cleaner if the property is empty |
| How it is priced | One written quotation, room by room | One written quotation, room by room |
Common combinations
Bathroom, kitchen and decorating
The most common part renovation. One strip-out, one set of plumbing visits.
En-suite, bedroom and flooring
A new en-suite with the bedroom finished around it.
Kitchen, rewire and plastering
Electrics go in while the walls are open, then everything is made good once.
Whole flat between tenants
Bathroom, kitchen, flooring and decorating, planned around the move-out date.
Order of work
- Walk round togetherRoom by room, writing down what each one needs.
- Strip-outOnly the rooms in the scope.
- ServicesWiring and pipework while walls and floors are open.
- Walls and floorsPlastering, boarding and levelling.
- Kitchen and bathroomsFitted, tiled and connected.
- Floors, decorating and handoverRooms checked with you as each one is finished.
You get a written programme with your quote, so you know the order of work before we start.
Questions
What is the difference between part and full?
Part is a chosen set of rooms; full is the whole property. Both are planned and priced as one job.
Can I live in the property during a renovation?
During a part renovation, usually yes. A full renovation is quicker and cleaner if the property is empty.
How is it priced?
After a survey, as one quotation with each room broken down.
BATHROOMS
Where most renovations start
For most of our customers the bathroom is the first room on the list. See our bathroom renovations and projects.
Bathroom renovations