Structural and cosmetic works for landlords, investors, homeowners and commercial occupiers across central London, from a single room through to a full strip-out and fit-out. You get a written scope and a programme before anything starts, and one point of contact while it runs. The consultation, the site visit and the quote are free.
This is step one: tell us the property and what you need. The next screen asks for your contact details. The consultation, site visit and written quote are free and carry no obligation.
We quote a kitchen the same way we quote a full refurbishment: itemised, in writing, after seeing the property.
Structural and layout changes carried out to a programme agreed in writing before work starts.
Cosmetic and functional upgrades for offices, retail units and flats.
The paperwork the works depend on, identified at survey stage.
Two rooms taken from strip-out through to handover.
The scope changes with the building. The way it is priced and run does not.
Landlords, investors and owner-occupiers.
Flat and house renovation, kitchens and bathrooms, reconfiguration, and refurbishment between tenancies. In period buildings we repair original detail rather than replace it where the fabric allows.
Offices, retail units and managing agents.
Strip-out and fit-out, partitioning, and making good at lease end. Works are staged around trading hours or building access where the unit stays occupied.
Who we work with:
A renovation runs on the same five stages as a single repair, with a great deal more detail at the survey. See the full process.
We walk the property with you, measure up, and note the structure, the services, the access and anything the building will not let you do. There is no charge for this.
An itemised written quote, room by room, stating what is included and what is not, with the consents the works depend on identified at this stage rather than halfway through.
Work planned in the right order, materials ordered against their lead times, and a programme agreed around the occupier or the trading day.
One point of contact while the work runs. Progress is reported at agreed points, and any change to the scope or the price is put to you in writing before we carry on.
A joint walk-through against the quote, snags closed out, then building control sign-off where it applies and the certificates handed over.
For a defined scope, yes: Most jobs are quoted as a fixed price after the site visit. Where a scope genuinely cannot be pinned down in advance, we say so at the visit and agree in writing how it will be charged before any work starts. Where a price is fixed, it changes only if you ask us to change or add to the scope, or if a concealed defect appears. Either way it is agreed in writing first.
Where work requires building control sign-off or planning permission, we identify this at survey stage and coordinate the applications and inspections as part of the project.
Sometimes, depending on the scope. Where the work affects the kitchen, the bathroom or the services, we will tell you at survey stage what will be out of use and for roughly how long, so you can decide.
Yes. The constraints are identified at survey stage, because they affect both the scope and the consents needed. Where consent is required we coordinate the application before works start.
It depends entirely on the scope and the building. You get a programme with the quote, so the dates are agreed in writing before anything starts.
Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 18:00.
