Property Renovation & Refurbishment in Reigate.
Reigate's housing ranges from Victorian and Edwardian villas near the town centre to inter-war semis and post-war detached homes on the slopes below the Downs. Very different houses, but the renovations they need follow a familiar pattern. The wiring and heating are at the end of their life, the layout reflects how people lived when the house was built, and earlier improvements have been added piecemeal over decades.
Request Your Free Cost Proposal
Tell us about your Reigate project. We reply within 24 hours to arrange a free site visit, then send an itemised Cost Proposal.
Our focus in Reigate.
A proper renovation deals with all of that as one piece of work rather than a room at a time. We start by establishing what condition the house is actually in, then plan the structural changes, services and finishes in the order that avoids undoing anything. Whether the aim is a full refurbishment before you move in or a renovation of the house you have lived in for years, you deal with one team from the first visit to handover.
As a design-and-build company we take on a limited number of projects at a time, so that every one gets the attention it deserves. If you are planning work on your Reigate home, we would like to hear about it.
The Grand Standard
- 10% deposit, then weekly billing for completed work
- One team from design to completion
- Planning & building control managed for you
Planning authority
Reigate and Banstead Borough Council
We handle applications, party wall agreements and building regulations on your behalf.
Local housing stock
Period townhouses · Victorian villas · 1930s detached homes · modern family houses
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What we deliver in Reigate.
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Whole-House Refurbishment
Rewiring, replumbing, new heating, replastering, flooring, kitchens, bathrooms and decoration, planned as one programme. The work that goes into the walls and floors is done first, so the finishes are only done once.
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Internal Remodelling
Opening up divided ground floors, moving kitchens, forming new bathrooms and reorganising circulation. Where a wall is load-bearing, the opening is designed by a structural engineer and signed off through building control.
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Period Houses
Older Reigate houses often have solid walls, lime plaster, suspended timber floors and original joinery. Renovating them well means using materials that suit that construction, dealing with damp at its cause and keeping the features that give the house its character.
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Planning & Conservation
Much internal renovation needs no planning permission, but parts of Reigate lie within conservation areas and some houses are listed, which changes what can be altered and how. We establish the position with Reigate and Banstead Borough Council before work is committed.
London Internal Renovation & Kitchen
The Challenge
Seamlessly coordinating interior carpentry and kitchen fitting with critical external roofing works to ensure a watertight and flawless finish.
Our Solution
By employing a phased approach, we secured the building envelope through targeted roof works before commencing the intricate internal custom banister and kitchen installations, ensuring zero weather disruption.
Your questions, answered.
Your Cost Proposal
Measured first, then itemised.
Every Reigate project begins with a free consultation and a fully itemised Cost Proposal. We take a 10% deposit three weeks before the start date, then bill weekly for completed, signed-off work.
Transform your Reigate home.
Tell us about your Reigate project and we'll arrange a free, no-obligation consultation, followed by a clear, itemised Cost Proposal, usually within 24 hours.
“Grand Innovations Surrey were exceptional from start to finish. We had full ground-floor remodel and a rear extension built, and the communication throughout was brilliant. Conor and the team kept us updated every week and made the whole process feel organised and stress-free. The workmanship is excellent, the finish is beautiful, and the attention to detail really shows. We'd happily use them again and recommend them to anyone planning an extension.”