Transform your property with a complete home renovation tailored to your lifestyle and budget. Compliant Retrofits delivers full house renovations across UK, combining quality craftsmanship, energy-efficient upgrades and expert project management from start to finish.
A full house renovation transforms tired, outdated properties into modern, energy-efficient homes. From structural changes to final finishes, we manage every aspect of your renovation project across UK, Manchester, London, Leeds, Birmingham, Glasgow.
Create a home that works for you — open-plan living, modern kitchens, luxurious bathrooms and comfortable bedrooms. A full renovation lets you reconfigure your space exactly how you want it, without being constrained by existing walls or layouts.
A fully renovated home can add substantial value — in UK competitive property market, a renovated home stands out to buyers. How much depends on your property type, location and specification; we can advise during your consultation.
Incorporate insulation, modern heating systems and energy-efficient windows — reducing bills and improving EPC ratings. A full renovation is the perfect opportunity to upgrade your home’s energy performance in one coordinated project.
Fix damp, structural problems, outdated electrics and plumbing issues in one coordinated project — addressing root causes systematically rather than patching problems individually.
Moving house in UK can cost around £10,000–£30,000 in estate agent fees, stamp duty, legal fees and removals, depending on your property. A full renovation often costs less than moving — and you stay in your neighbourhood.
Costs vary significantly with property size, location, specification and the extent of work. Typical indicative ranges for Manchester properties:
| Property type | Typical areas | Basic renovation | Mid-spec renovation | High-spec renovation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Terraced house (2–3 bed) | Levenshulme, Burnage, Withington | £40,000–£60,000 | £60,000–£80,000 | £80,000–£120,000 |
| Semi-detached (3–4 bed) | Stockport, Oldham, Droylsden | £50,000–£80,000 | £80,000–£120,000 | £120,000–£180,000 |
| Detached (4–5 bed) | Bramhall, Didsbury, Hale | £80,000–£120,000 | £120,000–£180,000 | £180,000–£250,000+ |
All renovation work must comply with Building Regulations covering:
We manage all Building Regulations applications and inspections on your behalf.
Many internal renovations do not require planning permission. You may need it for:
We advise on planning requirements and handle applications where needed.
For terraced and semi-detached homes, you may need a Party Wall Agreement with your neighbours for:
We advise on party wall requirements and help you serve notices.
If your Manchester home is listed (Grade I, II* or II), you will need Listed Building Consent for most renovation works. We work extensively with traditional buildings and can guide you through the consent process.
A full renovation is the biggest project most homeowners ever commission — you need one team accountable for design, structure, compliance and finish.
We manage everything — architects, structural engineers, contractors, building control and planning — with all coordination, scheduling and quality assurance included. One project manager for your entire renovation; no subcontractor chasing.
Agreed upfront, no surprises or hidden costs — a detailed fixed-price quote before work starts, with any variation explained and approved before additional work is undertaken.
All work is completed to meet UK Building Regulations and, where energy efficiency measures are involved, PAS 2035 retrofit standards. Full certification is provided on completion via building control.
Insulation, heat pumps, solar and MVHR designed in line with PAS 2035 where applicable. We help you access ECO4 and BUS grants where eligible — ECO4 runs until 31 December 2026, and BUS heat pump installations are delivered through MCS-certified installation partners.
We understand Manchester properties — Victorian terraces, 1930s semis, 1970s detached and modern homes. We know local building styles, common issues and supply chains.
Your renovation comes with warranty documentation plus certification for electrical, gas and Building Regulations compliance — the specific warranty terms for your project are confirmed in your written quotation.
Typically 3–6 months depending on the extent of work, property size and complexity. A basic renovation (decorating, kitchen, bathroom) takes 2–3 months; a full renovation with extension and loft conversion takes 5–8 months.
Not necessarily — we can phase works to allow you to remain in your home, though some disruption is unavoidable (e.g. no kitchen for 2–4 weeks, dust, noise). Many clients choose to move out for 1–3 months for larger renovations.
Yes. We manage all planning permission and Building Regulations applications on your behalf, and advise on permitted development options.
Yes — your renovation comes with warranty documentation plus certification for electrical, gas, structural and Building Regulations compliance. The specific warranty terms for your project are confirmed in your written quotation.
Yes — we work extensively with traditional buildings and can guide you through the Listed Building Consent and planning process.
Book your free consultation today — we will assess your property, discuss your vision and provide a detailed fixed-price quote.
Loft conversion·House extension·Room in roof conversion·ECO4 scheme support
