Service / Renovations
New possibilities for the space you have.
Make your existing space work better by discussing the changes you want, the building you have and the practical details of your renovation with Renier.
Discuss renovations
Renovations
Keep what works. Rethink what doesn't.
Every renovation starts with an existing place and an idea of what it could become. Show us the area, explain what is not working for you and share the outcome you want. Photographs, drawings and a clear list of priorities help make the first conversation useful.
A starting point for
- Room and space updates
- Property improvements
- Changes to existing spaces
- Renovation planning
LET’S GET INTO THE DETAILS
A little preparation.
A better conversation.
You don’t need all the answers to get in touch. These details are a useful place to start.
The change
Describe what you would like to update, remove or create, and what you want the finished space to do.
The existing space
Share photographs and any relevant plans so the current building is part of the discussion.
The property in use
Let us know if people will occupy the space during the proposed work, so practical arrangements can be considered.
The priorities
Identify your must-haves, your timing needs and the details that are still open for discussion.
GOOD TO KNOW
Your questions,
a little clearer.
Speak to Renier for details specific to your project.
Can I enquire about one part of a property?
Yes. Describe the area and what needs to change so the scope can be discussed with Renier. Photographs are a useful starting point.
Do I need a finished design?
A finished design is not required to start a conversation. Share sketches, references or a description of the result you want, together with any plans you already have.
Can I stay in the property during a renovation?
That depends on the work and site conditions. Mention this early so access, disruption and practical requirements can be considered before arrangements are made.