Home Renovations
General home renovation work — bathrooms, kitchens, and room updates — scoped from photos before an inspection confirms the detail.
About this job
Renovation jobs vary enormously in scope, so the process starts with photos of the space and a description of what's wanted, giving a rough initial read before anyone is booked to site.
Because renovations usually touch plumbing, electrical, or structural elements, an inspection is a standard part of scoping a firm quote — not an optional extra — so trades, materials, and sequencing can be planned properly rather than guessed at from photos.
Larger renovations are broken into a written scope of works with stages, so the customer can see what's covered at each step rather than a single lump-sum line item.
What's included
- Photos-first initial read on scope and rough cost range
- Inspection built into the process before a firm quote for renovation work
- Written scope of works with stages for larger jobs
- Coordination across trades handled as part of the job, not left to the customer
How the job runs
- 01
Send photos and a description of the job
Photos of the space plus what's wanted, for a rough initial read on scope.
- 02
Inspection
Confirms plumbing, electrical, structural, and access considerations before quoting firm.
- 03
Digital quote and acceptance
A written scope of works and quote is sent for review and accepted digitally before scheduling.
- 04
Renovation work carried out
Work proceeds by stage for larger jobs, with updates along the way.
- 05
Handover and invoice
The finished renovation is walked through with the customer before final invoicing.
Permits & approvals
Some renovation work needs a building permit depending on scope — we confirm requirements for the specific job rather than assuming either way.
Common questions
Can you give me a firm price from photos alone?
Photos give a rough initial read on scope, but a firm quote for renovation work follows an inspection, since plumbing, electrical, and structural detail usually need confirming on site.
Do you handle the whole job, or just one trade at a time?
Coordination across trades is handled as part of the job rather than left for the customer to arrange separately.
How is a larger renovation quoted — one lump sum or by stage?
Larger jobs get a written scope of works broken into stages, so it's clear what's covered at each step rather than one undifferentiated total.
What happens if something unexpected turns up once work starts?
Anything that changes the agreed scope is raised as a variation for review and approval before extra work proceeds — it isn't just added to the bill after the fact.
Ready to get a quote for home renovations?
Send photos and a rough description to get started.