Full Refurbishments

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Refurbishment
To refurbish is to restore, polish, or return a property to good condition. In property terms, refurbishment is about making the property look and feel good again. This can include decoration, but may also involve works such as installing new windows or replacing roof tiles.

For example, flipping a property by updating the décor, installing a new kitchen, and landscaping the garden would be considered a refurbishment project. Refurbishments are generally lower cost, quicker, and easier to manage than full renovations.

Renovation
To renovate is to reinvigorate, revive, or completely make a property new. Renovation usually involves structural changes, such as removing walls, reconfiguring rooms, or converting spaces for new purposes.

For instance, converting a family home into a 5-bedroom, 5-bathroom shared house would be a renovation project. Even simpler renovations—like moving a bathroom downstairs to turn a 2-bedroom property into a 3-bedroom—fall into this category.

Renovations may also be required to meet legal obligations, such as energy efficiency or fire safety standards. These projects are generally higher cost, more time-consuming, and require more effort, but they can deliver significantly higher returns.

We can help you renovate your existing home or add an addition to create more space. Our team of experts will work with you every step of the way to ensure that your renovation or addition meets your needs and budget.