Remodelling FAQs

Renovation usually restores or refreshes what's there, while remodelling changes the layout or function of a space, such as moving a kitchen, combining rooms or creating a new bathroom. Many projects combine both.

Internal changes to a house usually don't need planning permission, but listed buildings do need consent. Structural changes, new drainage and some electrical work need Building Regulations approval.

Yes, but check your lease first. Many leases require the freeholder's consent for structural changes, new wet rooms or hard flooring. We can work to the conditions your building sets.

A typical kitchen remodel takes several weeks on site, depending on structural work, services and the kitchen supplier's lead times. We'll give you a programme.

Often, yes. The main constraint is getting waste pipes to the soil stack with the right fall. We'll check routes before you commit.

We can fit a kitchen or sanitaryware you've chosen, or include them in our quote. Either way, we'll co-ordinate measurements and deliveries.

Usually, yes, with some planning. We'll help you set up a temporary kitchen or phase the work so you keep a working bathroom.

We price from a defined scope, with clear allowances for items you're still choosing. Any changes are agreed in writing before they go ahead.

We’ll send our insurance certificates on request before your remodel is scheduled, and we recommend checking them alongside the written quote.