Full home renovations
from end to end.
Older houses across Norfolk reworked from top to bottom — new layouts, new services, new finishes, while keeping what works about the original building.
Old houses, made to work the way you live.
Most of the renovations we take on are about fixing things that have stopped working for the people living there — the awkward kitchen, the cold back rooms, the wiring that's seen better days. We help you decide what's worth keeping, what to replace, and how to weave it all back together so the finished house reads as one consistent piece.
Top-to-bottom refurbishments — services, finishes and structural work coordinated as one project.
Moving walls, opening up flow and repurposing rooms to fit how the family actually uses the house.
Bringing older homes up to current standards for insulation, heating, electrics and plumbing.
Honest advice on which changes make the biggest difference, and which aren't worth the disruption.
Renovations, before and after.
Drayton Two-Storey
The clients had inherited a 1990s lean-to conservatory that was cold in winter, hot in summer, and broke the flow between the kitchen and the back garden. We replaced it with a single-storey extension running the full width of the rear, opening the kitchen-diner directly onto a new porcelain terrace through a 5m run of bifolds.
Hellesdon Rear Extension
The clients had inherited a 1990s lean-to conservatory that was cold in winter, hot in summer, and broke the flow between the kitchen and the back garden. We replaced it with a single-storey extension running the full width of the rear, opening the kitchen-diner directly onto a new porcelain terrace through a 5m run of bifolds.
What’s included
From initial planning through to completion, every stage of the project is managed as one coordinated process.
We manage all aspects of the renovation, including strip-out works, structural changes, interior finishes and coordination of trades. By overseeing the project as one complete build, we ensure work is delivered efficiently, consistently and to a high standard throughout.
Strip-out works
Careful removal of finishes, services and fixtures, with anything salvageable kept aside for reuse.
Structural changes
Wall removals, RSJs, lintels and new openings, designed alongside a structural engineer.
Interior finishes
Plastering, flooring, joinery, decoration, second-fix electrics and plumbing.
Trade coordination
Architects, engineers, surveyors and trades managed centrally, with one point of contact and one programme.
Old and new, properly joined.
Renovations only really work when the new bits sit alongside the old without standing out. Skirtings, architraves, paint lines, floor levels — these are the details that decide whether a finished room reads as deliberate or compromised. We plan them up front, not patch them at the end.
Integration of old and new
New work tied carefully into the existing fabric — wall lines, ceilings, flooring transitions all considered.
Finish quality
Plaster set properly. Joinery scribed. Paint cut in cleanly. The details that take time but are obvious when missed.
Consistency
One specification across the whole house — same paint scheme, same skirting profile, same handle range.
Practical improvements
Insulation, glazing, heating and electrics brought up to current standards while we're already on site.
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Ask us a QuestionMany single-storey rear extensions fall under Permitted Development, so no application is needed. Two-storey extensions and most side returns do require planning. We assess this on the first visit and handle the application ourselves if needed.
Many single-storey rear extensions fall under Permitted Development, so no application is needed. Two-storey extensions and most side returns do require planning. We assess this on the first visit and handle the application ourselves if needed.
Many single-storey rear extensions fall under Permitted Development, so no application is needed. Two-storey extensions and most side returns do require planning. We assess this on the first visit and handle the application ourselves if needed.
Many single-storey rear extensions fall under Permitted Development, so no application is needed. Two-storey extensions and most side returns do require planning. We assess this on the first visit and handle the application ourselves if needed.
Many single-storey rear extensions fall under Permitted Development, so no application is needed. Two-storey extensions and most side returns do require planning. We assess this on the first visit and handle the application ourselves if needed.
Often paired with an extension.
Many extension clients also book us for the work that goes around the build. Booking it together usually saves money and time.