Kitchen & Bathroom Renovation

Kitchens and bathrooms do more to a rental valuation, and more to how quickly a property lets, than almost anything else in it. They also take the most punishment between tenancies, which is why we specify them differently to how we would for an owner-occupier — hard-wearing worktops and flooring, fixtures that are easy to source replacement parts for, and a layout that makes the most of the space without extending it further than the numbers justify.

We scope and price the work before anything is ordered, coordinate the plumbers, electricians, tilers and gas engineers it needs, and check the finished room against building regulations and any planning conditions that apply — particularly where a bathroom is being added rather than replaced.

As with everything we do to a property, the aim is straightforward: a room that survives repeated tenancies, supports the rent we believe the property can achieve, and does not need major work again for years rather than months.

What You Can Count On

Costs and scope agreed in writing before you commit

One team, one point of contact throughout

Told plainly if something doesn't stack up

These are the standards we hold ourselves to on every property we handle, in London & the South and Birmingham & Central England alike - no jargon, no oversell, just a plan you understand before you commit to it.

Kitchens & Bathrooms Built to Last

The two rooms that do the most for a rental valuation, specified with hard-wearing worktops, easy-to-source fixtures, and a layout that makes the most of the space without overextending the budget.

Common Questions About Kitchen & Bathroom Renovation

Why specify these rooms differently for a rental?

They take the most punishment between tenancies, so we use hard-wearing worktops and flooring, and fixtures that are easy to source replacement parts for.
Do you coordinate all the trades involved?

Yes - plumbers, electricians, tilers and gas engineers are coordinated as one job rather than separate bookings you have to manage.
Is adding a bathroom always straightforward?

No - where a bathroom is being added rather than replaced, we check it against building regulations and any planning conditions that apply.
Will a renovation need doing again soon?

That's exactly what we design against - a room that survives repeated tenancies and doesn't need major work again for years rather than months.
Do you price the work before starting?

Yes, scoped and priced before anything is ordered, in line with how we handle every other job on the property.