HOME RENOVATION

Home renovation and building work

Whole house refurbishments and bigger projects, planned properly and run by one team.

The hard part is the order things happen in

On a big renovation, the work itself is rarely what goes wrong.

What goes wrong is sequencing. The plasterer arriving before first fix is done, the flooring going down before the units land, three weeks lost because nobody booked the electrician.

That coordination is the job we take off you. We plan the whole programme up front, book the trades in the right order, and keep one person accountable for the schedule from start to finish. You get one number to ring rather than six.

Home office with fitted navy shelving and integrated lighting

Trades under one roof

If your project needs several trades in the right order, that scheduling is the job, and it is the part we handle for you.

  • Full and partial house refurbishment
  • Opening rooms up and forming new openings
  • Plastering, skimming and re boarding
  • Decorating and coving
  • Rewires, new circuits and lighting design
  • Engineered timber, LVT and large format tiling
  • Home offices and alcove units
  • Understairs storage and bespoke joinery

Renovation work

Home office with fitted navy shelving and integrated lighting

Fitted home office
Berkshire

Bespoke joinery with lit display shelving and cabinet storage

Bespoke joinery and shelving
West London

Stages of a home renovation project by NKN Home Creations

Renovation stages
Project storyboard

Questions we get asked

Usually yes, if we phase it. We will be honest at survey stage about which weeks will be genuinely disruptive, particularly if the kitchen or only bathroom is out of action, so you can plan.

Where work needs building control notification or a structural engineer calculations, removing a load bearing wall for instance, we will tell you at quote stage what is required and help arrange it. We will not take on structural work without the right approvals in place.

Larger projects are staged against milestones set out in the quote, so you are paying for work as it completes rather than everything up front. The stages are agreed in writing before we start.

It happens on most renovations. We will price the change and tell you what it does to the schedule before doing it, so there is never a surprise on the final invoice.

Yes. Not everything needs to be a whole house. A single room, some joinery or a bit of plastering and decorating is fine. Just tell us what you need.

Planning a renovation?

Book a free survey and we will give you an itemised quote and a realistic programme.

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