Rough cost of refurbishment?

HU-569511348

2 years ago

last modified: 2 years ago

Hi,

Looking at the following property.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/107974667#/

Just wondering on ballpark cost to refurb whole house - not done by myself.

Looks like interior will need stripping, new kitchen, bathroom, some new doors / minor alterations, new rads, potential rewire, plastering etc.

Any ideas on ballpark (obviously depending on fittings)?

This would all be done for us - we are useless.

Many thanks in advance,

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hedgehog99
2 years ago
It depends SO much on what quality level you go for and whether you’re able to do any work yourself but I’d say £30-100k. Eg at the lower cost end inc others to do all the work, new appliances etc: ££12k kitchen, £7k bathroom (I’m assuming one), £10k rewriting and plastering etc, £2k rads. Very much an estimate and you’d have to be good at budgeting and finding bargains! Or you could easily spend triple that if you went high end.
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There is however no doubt that the individuals sent the first time did not have the skill level to carry out the work, the finish is poor and the original firm need to source better workers to complete your job. However the sympathy of earlier posters and claims they wouldn’t have them back won’t resolve your issues. You need to put your complaints in writing and state what you expect to be done to resolve the issue and a timescale. Don’t forget to send the letter by recorded delivery to prove they received it. In my opinion the complaint should concentrate on the poor tiling and the absence of preparation before decorating rather than the cost of the work which you agreed to at the outset. The CAB are right that you have no legal redress unless you give this company opportunity to resolve the issues first and in fairness by agreeing a fixed fee for work you are likely contractually entitled to call them back for remedial works. You are also right to withhold payment but after their next visit need to be realistic about the expected result- you will no doubt be looking for faults but the expected results should be competent/tidy/smart looking as perfection is unachievable.
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