A full renovation brings tired or outdated property up to a modern standard. It usually involves many trades, so careful planning and clear sequencing make the difference.
Ecoficiency coordinates the work so that each stage — from strip-out to final decoration — happens in the right order.
What a full renovation can include
- Strip-out and preparation
- Layout changes and internal alterations
- Kitchens and bathrooms
- Electrical and plumbing work coordinated with appropriately qualified trades
- Plastering, joinery, tiling, flooring and decorating
Why scope definition matters
Renovations often uncover hidden issues once walls and floors are opened up, especially in older properties. A detailed scope, and an agreed approach for dealing with unexpected findings, helps keep the project on track.
Choosing finishes early — kitchen units, tiles, sanitaryware and flooring — avoids delays later. We will give you a schedule of decisions and when they are needed.
How renovation projects typically run
- Survey. Walk through the property and agree priorities.
- Scope. A room-by-room scope of work and specification.
- Quotation and programme. Price and sequence of works.
- First fix. Structural, electrical and plumbing first fix.
- Second fix and finishing. Kitchens, bathrooms, joinery and decoration.
- Handover. Snagging and a final walkthrough.
Materials & finishes
- Finishes chosen to suit your budget and the property
- Durable options for rental properties
- Period-appropriate details for older homes where required
