Whole-house renovations planned and project-managed by one team from the first sketch to the final handover — not handed between contractors along the way.

A renovation touching multiple rooms or the whole property usually fails on coordination, not craftsmanship — the electrician finishes before the plasterer's ready, or the kitchen fitter arrives before the floor's down. Because we run every trade in-house, the sequencing is our problem to solve, not yours to manage.
We plan the whole renovation as one project with one timeline, so you get a single point of contact throughout rather than juggling five separate tradespeople's schedules.
Most of our renovation work is on Victorian and Edwardian houses across Hampstead and Highgate, which means renovating around solid walls, older floor joists and period proportions rather than the standard stud-wall layouts of newer builds. It changes how we sequence the work, and we plan for it from the quote stage.
Free, no-obligation assessment and a fixed written quote.
Materials, timeline and any permissions confirmed before we start.
One site manager, our own trades, start to finish.
Final walkthrough and snagging before we call it done.
It depends on scope — a kitchen or bathroom renovation is usually liveable-around, a whole-house renovation typically isn't. We'll be direct about what your specific project realistically requires.
Yes — many clients prefer a phased renovation for budget or living-arrangement reasons. We'll sequence it so each phase is genuinely complete before moving to the next.
In practice we use them interchangeably — the details of your specific project (structural changes, scope, budget) matter more than the label. We'll scope it properly at the site visit.