Renovation & alterations · Monmouthshire
See the whole project. Get the details right.
A useful starting point
Talk through the whole job.
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Renovation & refurbishment
Discuss multi-room improvements and the parts of the property you want to retain, repair or change.
02
Alterations & larger work
Share drawings and the status of any design or approvals. Structural changes and extensions need a specific scope and suitability discussion.
03
A joined-up brief
Identify the rooms, trades and finishes involved, as well as access, occupation and any constraints on the property.
Before you enquire
A little detail goes a long way.
A postcode, the outline brief, an approximate budget and intended timing help start a useful conversation. Plans and photographs are helpful, but not compulsory.
 Development interior at The Old Nurseries: timber stair, balustrade and landing. |
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Staircase & landing
Questions, answered
Before you start.
Can I enquire about a substantial project?
Yes. Use the renovation and larger-project route to share the overall brief, timing and optional budget range.
Do my plans need to be finished?
No. Tell us whether you are exploring ideas, developing drawings or ready to obtain quotations.
What if the project includes an extension?
Include it in your brief. Capability, design responsibilities and the required approvals need to be agreed for the specific project before work is committed.
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Consider the whole home.
Every project starts with a conversation.
Tell us what you have in mind. A small job, a single room or a whole-home project.