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    Auckland-wide

    Home renovations in Auckland

    Kitchens, bathrooms, reconfigured living spaces and whole-house refurbishment, sequenced so you know which rooms are out of use and when.

    White kitchen with a light timber benchtop, open shelf and window light

    What the work covers

    • 01

      Kitchens and bathrooms

      Strip-out, framing alterations, linings, waterproofing coordination, joinery installation and the finishing that follows.

    • 02

      Living space alterations

      Opening up or reconfiguring rooms, new linings, doors, trims and the making-good around the change.

    • 03

      Whole-house refurbishment

      Room-by-room work sequenced so the house stays livable where possible, or run through in one programme where it does not.

    • 04

      Carpentry and finishing

      The detailing that decides how a renovation reads once the dust is gone: trims, reveals, door hanging, hardware and built-in joinery.

    • 05

      Working with your other trades

      Sequencing around electrical, plumbing and tiling so each trade arrives to a surface that is ready for them.

    How a job runs

    How a residential renovations job runs.

    1. 01

      Site visit

      We see the house, the access and the existing construction. Photos help, but older Auckland housing rarely tells the truth from photos alone.

    2. 02

      Scope and quote

      A written scope covering what is being removed, what is being built and what is excluded.

    3. 03

      Programme

      The order of work and which rooms are out of use at each stage, agreed before anyone starts.

    4. 04

      Build and walk-through

      Work runs to the programme, with a walk-through at the end to list anything you want revisited.

    Questions

    Residential Renovations: common questions

    Can we stay in the house during the work?

    Often yes, depending on the scope. Kitchen and bathroom work removes the use of that room for a period, which is set out in the programme before the work starts.

    Do you handle consent?

    Whether a consent is needed depends on the work. Structural changes usually do, cosmetic renewal usually does not. Describe the change in your enquiry and we will tell you what applies to it.

    Do you supply the joinery and fittings?

    Either way works. Many clients buy their own kitchen or bathroom fittings and we install them; otherwise we can arrange supply as part of the scope.

    What should I send with an enquiry?

    The suburb, which rooms are involved, roughly what you want changed, your timeframe and photos of the existing space.

    Get a quote

    Tell us about the job.

    The suburb, what you want done and your timeframe is enough to start. Photos of the space help, and can follow by email.

    Hours
    Mon–Fri, 7am–6pm
    Area
    Auckland-wide

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