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The Bathroom
Whilst the bathroom is not the place to cut corners, there are many ways to get a stylish new suite on a budget

The first rule of keeping costs down in the bathroom is to try, as much as possible, to avoid moving the plumbing around. When renovating, you are likely to have an old-fashioned suite, worn-out flooring and poor-quality, rusty, limescale-riddled brassware — and the most common course of action is to rip the whole thing out and start again. However, unless you are relocating or extending the bathroom, you may well find that the original layout of the room makes sense, in which case the plumbing fittings can be left where they are.

Beware trying to save too much money when it comes to buying your sanitaryware. Although there are some impressivesounding deals to be had when it comes to buying complete suites, their quality tends to be questionable. Avoid cheap acrylic baths and shower trays which squeak and bend when any weight is applied. Far better to go for a simple steel bath, which can then be built in with a smart tiled surround. Basically, the old adage applies — if a price sounds too good to be true, then it usually is

The Kitchen
Adding a new kitchen can be the most expensive part of a renovation, but quality doesn’t have to cost a fortune

A new kitchen can cost as much as £25,000   but at the other end of the scale, as little as £1,500. The trick is in knowing how to stick within your budget and still get the look you want.

If you are trying to save money, you can either opt for standard off-the-shelf unit carcasses and dress them up with slightly more expensive doors and cabinet handles, choose a complete off-the-shelf kitchen and then opt for a high-quality worktop, or, as many   of our customers do they   go     for a bespoke kitchen made by a local company supplied unpainted, ready for you to finish yourself.We have direct links to all manufacture and can run with your budget.

Oak kitchen 14 unit £5,000 with appliances trade to the public

High gloss 14 unit kitchen, 4 colours to choose from black,red,cream,white, start from   £3,500 to £4,500 with appliances trade to the public

These are just an idea of some of the price we can offer you with a complete free design service planning your dream kitchen is what we are good at,

Loft Conversion:£18,800
Creating a new room out of attic space costs in the region of   £18,800  depending on the floor area to be converted

Extension £25,000 ,first and second floor

HEATING SYSTEM £2,700

RE-WIRE £2,400

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