Living spaces & bedrooms
Refreshing tired rooms, updating finishes and discussing the changes you want to make to your existing living space.
Home refurbishment · Greater London
Your home,reconsidered.
An illustration of residential interior finishes. Stock photograph.
A place that works for you
Keep what you love.
Change what you need.
Perhaps the finishes have had their day. You may be moving into a property that needs updating, or making changes to a home you have lived in for years.
Aras offers home refurbishment alongside painting and decoration, tiling, plumbing and electrical work. Start by describing the rooms involved and the changes that matter to you.
What to discuss
The whole picture.
Room by room.
Your project may involve one area of work or several. The exact scope is agreed through discussion.
Painting & decoration
Wall and ceiling finishes, colours and decorating requirements. Include the condition of existing surfaces in your brief.
Tiling & wet areas
Wall and floor tiling and the plumbing work that may be part of a bathroom or kitchen update. Share the areas and finishes you are considering.
Plumbing & electrical work
Changes to existing services as part of a refurbishment. Describe what is there now and the changes you would like to discuss.
Before you ask for a quotation
A clearer brief.
A better starting point.
Gather the details that help explain both the work and the property. You can use the project planner to keep them together for your call.
- The property postcode and the rooms involved.
- What you want to change, and what should stay.
- Photographs of the existing space and any problem areas.
- Approximate dimensions and available drawings.
- Access, whether the home is occupied and your preferred timing.
- A budget range, if you already have one in mind.
Before you begin
Before your refurbishment.
Can we discuss just part of a home?
Yes. Home refurbishment can involve individual rooms as well as a wider update. Tell Aras which spaces are involved and whether you are looking at decoration, tiling, plumbing, electrical work or several areas together.
What information helps define the work?
Describe the current condition, the rooms involved and what you want to change. Approximate dimensions, photographs and existing drawings are useful. Mention access restrictions and whether the home will be occupied.
Will my project need drawings or approvals?
That depends on the proposed work. Changes to layout, structure or services may need professional design input or approvals. Explain what you are planning and any advice or documentation you already have so the requirements can be discussed.
How are cost and timing established?
The scope, condition of the property, materials and access all affect a refurbishment. An initial description is a starting point for discussion, not a fixed quotation or an agreed programme.
How do I contact Aras about a refurbishment?
Call 07925 512 376. You can also use the local project planner to organise your ideas before the conversation. The planner does not send your details or photographs.
Every change starts with a conversation.
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Tell us what you have in mind.
We’ll start from there.