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A house refurbishment can improve aesthetics, increase functionality, boost property value, and address safety concerns. It can also improve energy efficiency, leading to lower energy bills and a reduced carbon footprint.
Homeowners frequently feel hesitant when hiring a builder due to common grievances such as a lack of punctuality when providing quotations, incomplete or unclear quotes, budget and time overruns, and subpar quality of work. Moreover, prolonged absences from the construction site can further exacerbate these issues.
Our promise to you
KASE Construct offers an initial comprehensive quotation, and we ensure that we stick to both the project’s timeline and budget. In the event that any additional work is required, we provide a supplementary quote.
We make sure that the quality of the work is always the best, in every detail, and at all stages of the project.
We take great pride in our reputation and take our appointments with clients very seriously. We ensure punctuality and attentiveness during meetings to actively listen to their needs. Our top priority is the satisfaction of our clients.
We utilise an online project management software to oversee the work. We update it daily and share the link with our clients, allowing them to track each step of the project from start to finish.
Depending on the current condition of the property and the objective of the renovation, the extent of the work can vary drastically. Here are the types of renovations that are carried out most often.
We will inspect the property together with you and suggest the most suitable type of renovation.
Structural Renovation
A structural renovation refers to a type of renovation that involves making significant changes to the load-bearing elements of a building, such as the foundation, walls, beams, and roof. This type of renovation is typically required when a building is in poor condition or needs to be adapted to meet new requirements, such as adding an additional floor or changing the layout of the space.
Interior Renovation
An interior renovation refers to a type of renovation that involves making changes to the interior of a building, such as updating the kitchen or bathrooms, replacing flooring or carpets, repainting walls, adding new lighting fixtures, or reconfiguring the layout of rooms. Interior renovations can range from minor cosmetic updates to more extensive projects that involve significant changes to the structure or layout of the space. Interior renovations can be a cost-effective way to improve the functionality and aesthetics of a home or commercial building without the need for major structural changes.
Whole Property Renovation
A whole property renovation refers to a comprehensive renovation project that involves making significant changes to both the interior and exterior of a building. This type of renovation typically involves a complete overhaul of the property, including structural changes, upgrading or replacing major systems such as plumbing or HVAC, updating the electrical wiring, replacing the roof or windows, and making cosmetic changes to improve the aesthetics of the property. Whole property renovations can be a major undertaking and require a significant investment of time and resources, but they can also significantly increase the value and functionality of a property.
Remodelling
Remodelling refers to the process of making changes to an existing structure or space to improve its functionality or aesthetics. Remodelling projects can range from minor updates, to more extensive renovations that involve significant changes to the layout or structure of a building. Remodelling can be done for a variety of reasons, including improving the functionality of a space, modernising an outdated property, or adapting a property to better suit the needs of the occupants.
At KASE Construct, we’re serious about providing a sustainable service. Our vision is to use construction to make a positive difference to people’s lives whilst remaining sustainable to support the UK towards a carbon neutral economy.
We understand the importance of nurturing the world we live in, so we’re a proud partner of Forest Carbon’s Carbon Club, addressing 25 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually by supporting the growth of new woodland and restoring peatland across the UK.
To deliver on our sustainability promise, our team works closely with our clients and stakeholders to provide advice and guidance on sustainable project delivery and potential cost savings through the use of alternative materials, building techniques, technology, energy and water efficiency, and renewable energy. Our aim is to help build a healthy, sustainable earth by creating built environments that both meet the needs of society and boost economic growth.