Complete Flat Renovation
A tired two-bedroom flat taken back to bare walls and rebuilt room by room, with every trade coordinated by one team.
Read the full projectFull Property Renovations in Exeter & Devon
Complete house and flat renovations across Exeter and Devon, with every trade coordinated and one point of contact from start to finish.
A full property renovation is really a scheduling problem wearing a building problem's clothes. The work itself is straightforward enough; getting eight trades to turn up in the right order, with the right things ready for them, is what separates a job that runs to plan from one that drags for months.
That is what we do. You get one point of contact, one schedule, and one company answerable for the whole thing.
We work on houses and flats across Exeter, Devon and the surrounding area. That includes whole-property refurbishments, multi-room projects, and renovations before a move-in date.
What's included
Every project is different, but a typical job with us covers:
- Initial survey and detailed written estimate
- Strip-out and site preparation
- Plumbing and heating alterations
- Electrical rewiring and new lighting
- Plastering throughout
- Bathroom and kitchen installation
- Wall and floor tiling
- Flooring across the property
- Carpentry, storage and fitted elements
- Full redecoration
- Final finishing, snagging and clean
What it typically costs
Most companies won't publish this. We will, because it saves everybody's time.
| Type of project | Typical range | Usual duration |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-room refurbishment | Quoted after a visit | Varies |
| Complete flat renovation | £20,000 – £25,000 | 8 weeks |
| Whole-house renovation | Quoted after consultation | 8–16 weeks |
| Pre-move-in refurbishment | Quoted after consultation | Varies |
How long it takes
A rough shape of the work, so you know what to expect and when.
Stage 1: Consultation & planning
Site visit, discussion of priorities and budget, then a written estimate and a schedule built around your dates.
Stage 2: Strip-out & first fix
Everything coming out comes out. Plumbing and electrical first fix, and any layout changes.
Stage 3: Preparation
Plastering, levelling and making good, so every later trade starts from a proper surface.
Stage 4: Installation
Bathroom, kitchen, tiling and flooring, sequenced so nobody is waiting on anybody.
Stage 5: Finishing
Carpentry, decorating and the details that make the difference.
Stage 6: Final inspection
We walk the property with you, list anything outstanding and deal with it.
Every trade, handled
You deal with us. We deal with everyone else.
A job like this usually involves several different trades. We organise all of them, in the right order, so you are not the one making the phone calls.
- Plumbing and heating
- Electrical work
- Plastering
- Tiling
- Flooring
- Carpentry and joinery
- Painting and decorating
- Waste removal and site management
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Read the full projectFrequently Asked Questions
Do I need to move out during the renovation?
For a whole-property renovation it is usually easier if you can. For a multi-room refurbishment, plenty of our clients stay put. We phase the work room by room, seal off the areas we are in and clean up daily rather than at the end.
How far in advance should I contact you?
For a larger renovation, two to three months ahead is sensible. It gives us time to plan the trades properly rather than working around whoever happens to be free.
Do you manage all the trades yourself?
Yes. Plumbing, electrics, plastering, tiling, flooring, carpentry and decorating are all organised and coordinated by us. You have one person to call.
How do I know what is happening while the work goes on?
You get regular updates and photographs as the project progresses. If something unexpected turns up, we tell you and price it before we act on it.
Do you provide a written estimate?
Yes, always. You get a clear description of the work and what it will cost before anything begins.
What happens if the job runs over?
We tell you as soon as we know, and why. Most overruns come from something found behind a wall, and those are discussed with you rather than sprung on you at the end.