House Refurbishment Costs in Manchester
Every refurbishment is different, so we always give a fixed written quote after a survey. But here is a rough guide to what drives the cost, and some indicative price ranges to help you plan.
The honest answer to "how much does a refurbishment cost" is that it depends. A cosmetic refresh and a full back to brick renovation are very different jobs. Below we explain what moves the price, and give some ballpark figures for Manchester and Greater Manchester. These are a guide only, not a quote.
What drives the cost
Scope of work
A single room costs far less than a whole property. The more trades involved, the higher the cost.
Property size
More rooms and more floor area means more materials, more labour and more time on site.
Materials and finish
Budget, mid range or high end fittings can change the price of the same job dramatically.
Structural alterations
Removing walls, forming openings and fitting beams adds cost, including engineering and building control.
Electrical work
A partial upgrade is cheaper than a full rewire and new consumer unit with certification.
Plumbing and heating
Moving pipework, adding radiators or a new boiler all add to the total.
Indicative price ranges
A guide only for Manchester and Greater Manchester. Your written quote may be higher or lower depending on scope, materials and the condition of the property.
| Full bathroom refurbishment | from £3,500 |
| Full kitchen refurbishment | from £6,000 |
| Full room refurbishment | from £2,500 |
| Full house refurbishment (2 bed) | from £25,000 |
| Full house refurbishment (3 bed) | from £35,000 |
| End of tenancy refurbishment | POA |