Full House Refurbishments in Barry & Surrounding Areas

Purchasing a house can mean taking on several rooms that need attention at once. You might want the bathroom replaced, your chosen kitchen installed and the remaining interiors plastered, painted or tiled before unpacking. A full-house enquiry brings those requirements into the same conversation from the beginning.

You can describe the condition of the house and the finish you want without having to separate everything into individual service bookings. Share the rooms involved, any plans you already have and which items you intend to purchase yourself. The site visit is the opportunity to discuss the specific work rather than relying on a generic description of a refurbishment package.

Bathroom work can form part of the full internal refurbishment alongside changes elsewhere in the house. Bathrooms are available as full supply and fit or fit only with customer-supplied sanitaryware. En-suite and wet room requirements can also be raised as part of the bathroom installation discussion.

Explain which bathrooms are included, your preferred fittings and the tiling you want. Considering these rooms alongside the rest of the home helps keep the enquiry focused on the complete scope, while making the supply arrangements for each bathroom clear.

A new kitchen can be included in your refurbishment package, but kitchen installations remain fit only. You supply the kitchen units and Space B Tiling installs them. A whole-house package does not change this distinction or imply that kitchen units are supplied by the business.

Share your kitchen plans and the units you intend to order. Discuss the fitting requirements alongside any wall tiling, splashback work, plastering or decorating you want included around the kitchen. Agree those parts of the work within the full project rather than assuming all surrounding work is included automatically.

The refurbishment can bring the finishing services together across the interior. Discuss wall and floor tiling, plastering, carpentry and painting in the rooms that need them. The confirmed tiling range includes ceramic, porcelain and natural stone in large and small formats.

Consider bedrooms, living rooms, halls and landings as well as bathrooms and kitchens when listing the work. Share your choices for colours, surfaces and finishes, and explain any existing features you want to keep. The precise carpentry, plastering and decorating requirements should be discussed for the house before the scope is agreed.

Space B Tiling can manage the full project from start to finish or work alongside your own contractors, depending on your needs.

For a top-to-bottom refurbishment, discuss the proposed sequence of work across the house and how access will be arranged. If you have already appointed contractors for any part of the project, explain their involvement at the enquiry stage. This allows the management arrangement to reflect your actual plans rather than assuming the same approach for every homeowner.

Tell the team if the house will be empty or occupied and whether your move depends on the refurbishment being completed. The scope and proposed timing need individual discussion. No universal completion time is stated for a full house because the requirements of each property differ.

There is no fixed package price for every house. The cost needs to relate to the rooms, installations and finishing work included in your own project. A free site visit and quotation is the starting point for discussing the proposed full internal refurbishment.

Site visits and quotes are always free. We aim to provide your quote within 5 days. Fixed price is standard. Exceptions are jobs with extenuating circumstances that cannot be priced as a single unit.

Standard jobs: 30% deposit, balance on completion. Larger jobs: 30% deposit, then staged payments through the job.

All work carries a 2-year workmanship guarantee covering workmanship and sundry materials. It excludes acts of God and items or materials supplied by the customer but fitted by Space B Tiling.