Full refurbishments and whole-house renovations in Kew. Trusted, professional, 30+ years' hands-on experience.
GS Renovation carries out whole-house refurbishments across Kew, where the bay-fronted Victorian and Edwardian terraces of TW9 often need rewiring, replumbing and reconfiguring after decades of piecemeal changes. With over 30 years in Richmond upon Thames, one team sequences the structural work, kitchens, bathrooms and decoration so your period home is transformed without endless overlapping trades.

A Kew terrace that has not been touched in years usually needs the same core work: a full rewire, new plumbing and heating, fresh plaster on tired walls, and a layout that suits how people actually live now. We strip back, put right the things that hide behind the finishes, and reconfigure dated arrangements, opening up ground floors or relocating a cramped bathroom, before the new kitchen and bathrooms go in.
Managing all of this as one project is where the value lies. We sequence the structural alterations first, then first-fix electrics and plumbing, plastering, second-fix, tiling and joinery, and finally decoration, so trades follow in the right order rather than clashing. You deal with one accountable team throughout, and the house comes back together cleanly rather than in disconnected, half-finished stages.
Kew's Victorian and Edwardian houses carry the details worth keeping: cornicing, ceiling roses, panelled doors, cast-iron fireplaces, sash windows and encaustic hall tiles. Where these survive, we protect and restore them, matching new plaster mouldings to original profiles and repairing rather than ripping out. A sympathetic renovation keeps the soul of the house while quietly bringing the services and insulation up to modern standards behind the scenes.
Balancing period character with comfort is the everyday reality of TW9 renovation. We improve insulation, upgrade the heating and address damp in solid-wall construction without stripping the house of what makes it a Kew home. Where we open up load-bearing walls as part of the works, the engineer sizes the steel and Richmond Council building control signs it off, so the structural side is handled properly within the wider refurbishment.
Kew homeowners choose GS Renovation for whole-house work because one team manages everything, from the rewire and replumb to the plaster, kitchen, bathrooms and decoration, in the right order. We respect the period features that make TW9 terraces special while modernising what sits behind them, all backed by 30+ years of refurbishment across Richmond upon Thames.
George was very friendly and helpful from start to finish. He worked really hard to ensure our kitchen was installed to a high standard and was…
Very friendly and I am very pleased with the work he has done, also very clean worker and enthusiastic about his work. Can not fault this company!!!!…
What can I say!!! George is an extremely lovely man his workmanship is second to none, he has an excellent eye for detail and nothing was to much…
FAQ
It depends on the house, which is exactly why the survey comes first. In solid-wall Victorian terraces with original chimney breasts and suspended timber floors the reinstatement often outweighs the structural element of home renovation, whereas a newer TW9 property is the other way round. GS Renovation prices the two separately so a Kew client can see the balance. Phasing the work is then possible if the budget needs it. Ring 07472 424 226 and GS Renovation will talk through phasing options for a TW9 home. As a rough guide, home renovation in London ranges from roughly £40,000 to £150,000 or more for a full refurbishment (indicative London ranges, MyBuilder and Checkatrade, 2026). Your figure depends on the size, specification and condition of the property, which is why we survey before quoting.
Reworking the ground floor and the roof, most commonly. Kew's Victorian and Edwardian houses tend to have generous rooms at the front, a cramped rear wing and an unused loft. The value usually lies in opening the back of the ground floor and converting the roof rather than extending outwards. The structure of both is established at survey so the two can be designed as one project.
Often yes, with the programme arranged around it. In your Kew house the practical approach is to complete the disruptive structural and first fix stages across the property early, keeping one bathroom and a temporary kitchen running, then finish floor by floor. Dust separation between the working area and the living area is set up at the start. Where the whole ground floor is coming out, moving out for that phase is usually shorter.
Structural work, drainage, electrics and anything affecting escape all do. A Kew renovation that opens the ground floor, converts a loft and rewires will need building control approval covering all of it, and a loft conversion in particular brings fire safety and stair requirements with it. Whether planning permission is also needed depends on what changes outside. Both routes are established before design work begins.
The things that are expensive to reach later. With floors up and walls open in your Kew house, insulation, sound deadening between floors, new pipework runs and additional circuits cost a fraction of what they would once everything is closed. The same is true of anything the roof needs. Deciding those at the outset avoids a second disruptive project a few years afterwards.
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