
Property refurbishment in Chandlers Ford.
Refresh a room or the whole property. We design with you, adjust the drafts until you’re happy and organise every trade to deliver it.
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Property refurbishment in Chandlers Ford
Refurbishing homes and premises in Chandlers Ford.
A refurbishment brings a property up to date without the upheaval of extending it. In Chandlers Ford we refurbish homes and commercial premises, from minor repairs to a complete refresh.
New kitchens and bathrooms are often part of it, alongside plastering, flooring, carpentry and decorating. We start with an in-depth design consultation and draft a few designs, then you tweak them until every detail is right.
Once the design is settled, one team organises the trades, plans the work around you and keeps you informed, so you always know what happens next.
For a property being prepared to sell or let, a refurbishment can be a few targeted repairs and a fresh coat of paint, or new kitchens and bathrooms throughout. Every trade is organised by us, from carpentry to decorating, so the work runs to one plan. At handover we talk you through the finished work and leave you with any advice and aftercare guidance you need.
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How it works
Kitchens and bathrooms in a refurbishment.
A refurbishment often centres on the rooms you use most. For a new kitchen or bathroom, we hold a detailed design consultation, talk through examples you’ve seen and give you samples to look at, so you can choose finishes with confidence.
In bathrooms, we design to make the most of the space you have, with clever ideas for more storage. Any new kitchen or bathroom needs extract ventilation under Building Regulations guidance, and a refit keeps or replaces the ventilation already there. We build that into the design from the start.
The rest of the property can be refreshed alongside: plastering, flooring, carpentry and decorating. We fit the work around your household, with a project manager keeping you updated, so the rooms you rely on are out of action for as short a time as we can manage.
Planning in Chandlers Ford
What a refurbishment needs in Chandlers Ford.
Internal refurbishment work doesn’t normally need planning permission. Changing the outside of a building can, and in Chandlers Ford those applications go to Eastleigh Borough Council.
A kitchen or bathroom refit in a house won’t usually need Building Regulations approval either, unless it involves new drainage or electrical work, or a kitchen or bathroom where there wasn’t one before. Listed buildings need consent for most changes. We check all of this at the start.
Before you start
Planning a refurbishment, room by room.
Which rooms come first
Kitchens and bathrooms affect daily life most, so it’s worth deciding the order early.
Storage you’re missing
In bathrooms especially, clever storage can change how a room works. Tell us what you’re short of.
Finishes and samples
We give you samples to look at for kitchens and bathrooms, so you can choose with confidence before anything is ordered.
How long you can be without a room
We fit the work around your household. Knowing what you can manage without helps us plan the stages.
Nearby
Refurbishment near Chandlers Ford.
We’re based in Southampton and cover Chandlers Ford and the places around it.
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Yes. We take on single rooms as well as whole properties, from minor repair work upwards.
Yes. We hold an in-depth design consultation, then draft designs you can adjust until they’re right.
Usually not, in a house. New drainage or electrics may need Building Regulations approval, and we’ll tell you if yours does.
Yes. We refurbish commercial premises and design them around your branding.
Start your refurbishment.
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll arrange a free quotation and consultation to talk through your ideas, scope and budget.





