House Renovations

Entire Building Services carries out house renovations for homeowners across Bury and Greater Manchester. This service is intended for projects where work extends across multiple rooms or wider areas of the home, allowing the different parts of the renovation to be considered as one coordinated project.

A house renovation can involve updating several connected areas rather than approaching each room as a separate project. For example, changes to a kitchen or bathroom may form part of wider work to living spaces, internal layouts, finishes or other parts of the home. The exact combination depends on the existing house and what the renovation is intended to achieve.

Considering the work as a wider renovation makes it possible to look at how the different areas relate to one another. A layout change in one part of the home may affect work elsewhere, while structural alterations may need to be considered before later stages of the renovation can progress.

For projects centred on a single type of work, our dedicated Kitchen Renovations, Bathroom Renovations, Garage Conversions and Structural Alterations pages provide more specific information. Property Refurbishments remains the broader service for refurbishment work across residential, landlord and commercial properties.

Typical Project Stages

1. 1Discuss which areas of the home you want to renovate and the changes you are considering
2. 2Look at how the different rooms, layouts and proposed works relate to each other
3. 3Develop an agreed renovation scope covering the relevant areas of the property
4. 4Work through the agreed renovation in an order appropriate to the different elements involved

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a house renovation and a property refurbishment?

We use House Renovations for homeowner projects involving coordinated work across multiple rooms or wider areas of a home. Property Refurbishments is the broader service and can cover anything from individual areas to extensive work in homes, rental properties and commercial premises.

Does a house renovation have to include the whole property?

No. A house renovation can involve the whole home, but it can also cover several connected rooms or areas. The important distinction is that the work is being considered as a wider coordinated renovation rather than a single isolated room project.

Can a kitchen or bathroom be included within a house renovation?

Yes. Kitchen and bathroom work can form part of a wider house renovation where several areas are being improved together. We also have dedicated Kitchen Renovations and Bathroom Renovations pages for projects focused specifically on those rooms.

Can internal layouts be changed during a house renovation?

Layout changes may form part of a renovation, but what is appropriate depends on the existing property and the changes being proposed. Alterations involving structural elements need to be assessed for the particular house.

Can structural alterations be included in a house renovation?

Yes, where structural work forms part of the proposed changes. Requirements such as structural-engineer input or Building Regulations approval depend on the individual alteration and should be established for the specific project.

How should a multi-room house renovation be planned?

It helps to consider the different areas as parts of the same project. The proposed changes, any dependencies between rooms and any structural or layout work can then be taken into account when establishing the overall scope and order of work.

How long does a house renovation take?

The programme depends on how much of the home is involved and the type of work included in the renovation. A project across several rooms with structural or layout changes will have different requirements from a smaller renovation, so the programme should be considered once the scope is defined.

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