Liberty floor screeding ~ Glossary of terms :-

Property renovation

Useful steps for renovating a property

Renovating a house can be a complex process, but following a clear and structured approach will help ensure its success. While every renovation is unique, here’s a general guide to help you navigate the key stages:

1. Budget and Finance

Start by determining your budget. Consider not only the purchase price but also the costs of the renovation itself. Factor in potential surprises that might arise, especially with older properties.

2. Buy the Right Property

Ensure you select a property that can be renovated to your needs and offer future profit. Look for homes with good potential for extensions or improvements, and always conduct a full survey to identify any hidden issues.

3. Planning Permission

Before purchasing, ensure the property can be modified under current planning regulations. Look for properties with existing permissions or check if work can be completed under Permitted Development rights.

4. Design, Builders, and Architects

Once you’ve bought the property, We can also help with recommending an architect. Talk to us.

5. Schedule of Works

We will develop a clear schedule for the renovation, outlining every task in order. We agree timelines and budgets. This helps keep the project on track.

6. Work Begins

Start with structural work, such as adding or removing walls, installing plumbing, and preparing the property for the next stages like plastering and flooring.

7. Snagging

Once the renovation is complete, we’ll conduct a snagging survey to identify any minor issues, before finalising the project.

Renovating a house requires careful planning, budgeting, and coordination. By following these steps, you’ll be better prepared for the challenges that come with transforming a property into your ideal home.

Case studies
Floor screeding Olney – New build property in Buckinghamshire

Floor screeding Olney – New build property in Buckinghamshire

Floor screeding at a new build property in Olney, Buckinghamshire. Experienced floor screeding company in Olney Floor screeding in Olney. Liberty Floor Screeding have built a reputation for excellence in all aspects of floor screeding. Residential renovations,...

Patio / Bar area  – External screed – Northants – 50㎡

Patio / Bar area – External screed – Northants – 50㎡

External screed - Northampton 50㎡ traditional screed for a an outside entertainment and bar area in Northamptonshire. Ideal for a conservatory, patio,  garden room, summerhouse or garden office. Using floor screeding for patios in residential properties Types of...

Floor screed Lutterworth

Floor screed Lutterworth

Traditional floor screed at a new build in Lutterworth.. Client : Property developer Location : Lutterworth Date : 2023

Traditional screed Chelveston, Northamptonshire – 65㎡

Traditional screed Chelveston, Northamptonshire – 65㎡

65㎡ tradition screed at a new build property in Chelveston, Northamptonshire.Floor screeders in Chelveston Floor screeding in Chelveston. Liberty Floor Screeding have built a reputation for excellence in all aspects of floor screeding. Residential renovations,...

Floor screeding Peterborough – 64㎡

Floor screeding Peterborough – 64㎡

64㎡ traditional screed at a large extension in Glinton, near Peterborough. Experienced floor screeding company in Peterborough Whether you are a large building firm, a project manager or a self-builder, we offer a range of high quality floor screed services to suit...

Polymer floor screed – Grendon, Northamptonshire

Polymer floor screed – Grendon, Northamptonshire

60㎡ polymer screed at a new build in Grendon, Northamptonshire. Benefits of Polymer Screed vs. Traditional Screed Polymer screeds have gained popularity in construction for several key advantages over traditional cement-based screeds. Here are some of the primary...