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Home Renovation in Trowbridge

One person coordinating the trades on your house, in the right order. Single rooms or the whole property, with the dust and disruption planned around you.

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Home Renovation in Trowbridge

Home renovation in Trowbridge ranges from one tired bathroom to a whole house, and the sensible approach is the same: look at what the house is made of, then decide the order. A Victorian terrace built when the cloth trade drove the town hides different surprises from a 1930s semi or a newer estate home, and the hidden problems are usually damp, old wiring or plaster that has given up.

We take on the work of a refurbishment in sequence: strip-out, then first-fix plumbing and electrics, then plastering or dry-lining, partitions, joinery, tiling, flooring and painting. Because one person manages it, there is no waiting for separate trades to find a gap in their diaries, and the order is decided by the house, not by who is free. We keep dust and mess to the working rooms where we can.

Tell us what you want done and which rooms you must keep using, and send photos of each room. We will give a free quote with no obligation, and if the house throws up a surprise once the plaster comes off, we will tell you straight away and explain the options.

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How we approach home renovation

A 31-second look at the way we work, from our base in Frome to homes in Trowbridge and the villages around it.

In this video

  • One person, many trades
  • Plastering to painting
  • Planned once, done in order
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Homes in Trowbridge

Home Renovation in Trowbridge: what we look out for

Victorian & Edwardian terraces
Terraces built close to the town centre can hide a lot behind the wallpaper: solid walls with damp low down, sagging lath-and-plaster ceilings, blocked chimney breasts and old patched wiring. We open up a small area first, look at the plaster and the cause of any damp, such as gutters, pointing or ventilation, and only then decide what to strip. Replastering over an active problem just buries it.
1920s–30s semis & detached homes
A 1930s semi suits doing one room at a time. Cavity walls and familiar layouts keep each stage predictable. Bay windows and chimney breasts are the cold spots, and are where condensation and mould tend to start, so ventilation is sorted alongside the decorating. We sequence the rooms so the household always has a working kitchen or bathroom.
1950s–70s estate homes
Layouts are standard, so planning is simple, but the plumbing and wiring in many post-war estates are original and tired. Some older textured ceiling coatings contain asbestos, so do not sand or scrape them. Tell us what you have and we will say how to get it checked before work starts. With the services updated, plastering, new partitions and decorating can follow in a sensible order.
Modern & new-build homes
Newer homes are plasterboard on stud, with basic finishes and tight tolerances. Typical renovation jobs are new partitions, replacing builder-grade fittings and sorting condensation in well-sealed rooms where ventilation matters. If any paperwork came with the house from the builder, read it before altering walls, plumbing or electrics, in case any cover that came with the house is affected.

Planning in Trowbridge

What to plan for with home renovation in Trowbridge

  • Decide the order of rooms

    Pick the room that causes the most daily trouble and start there, then keep a working kitchen and bathroom for as long as possible. The trades inside each room follow a set order: strip-out, first fix, plastering, second fix, decorating. Tell us your fixed dates, such as visitors or school terms, and we plan the sequence around them where we can.

  • Dust, access and working hours

    Plastering, sanding and strip-out create dust that travels. Sheet off doorways, clear furniture and agree which rooms stay usable. Parking and access matter on terraced streets, as skips and deliveries need space. For flats and older conversions, check working hours and any building rules first. We keep the work tidy and say plainly when a noisy stage is coming.

  • Fix the cause before the finish

    New plaster and paint over a damp or condensation problem fail quickly. Check gutters, pointing, ground levels and ventilation first, then allow walls time to dry before decorating. Opening a wall to check is far less trouble than redoing a finished room. We look for the cause with you, and explain what we find with photos where we can.

What customers say

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“Pleasant polite tidy, carried out work quickly and efficiently”
Mrs Jill, BA2Verified · October 2025
“I would highly recommend Krzysztof he was professional, good time keeper and took pride in his work very pleased with the finished Bathroom makeover”
Sarah, BA5Verified · May 2025
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Getting started

Getting a home renovation quote in Trowbridge

  1. 1Message us on WhatsApp with photos, rough measurements and what you would like done.
  2. 2We ask anything else we need and give you a free, no-obligation quote. Larger jobs usually need a visit first.
  3. 3You agree the plan and we book you in. One person, one point of contact, start to finish.
What affects the price of home renovation
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  • Our base in Frome
  • Main areas
  • Local villages
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Questions

Home Renovation in Trowbridge: FAQs

Can you take on a whole-house refurbishment, or only single rooms?

Both. We work on single rooms and on whole houses, usually one room or stage at a time. One tradesperson doing the plumbing, electrics, plastering, joinery and decorating keeps the plan in one head. Larger structural changes, such as taking out a wall, need Building Control and often an engineer first. Message us your list and photos for a free quote.

Do I have to move out while the work is going on?

Not necessarily. It depends which rooms are involved. A kitchen or only bathroom out of action is the main inconvenience, so we sequence the work to keep one working where possible. Whole-house jobs, with plaster dust and no working kitchen, are more disruptive, and some families stay elsewhere for a stretch. We talk through the sequence before starting.

Do you do the plastering and painting as well?

Yes. Plastering and skimming, dry-lining, plasterboard partitions and internal painting are part of what we do, alongside the plumbing, electrics, tiling and carpentry. That matters because new walls need preparing before paint, and making good after other trades is part of the job. Send photos of the walls and ceilings and tell us what is wrong with them.

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The quickest route to an accurate price is a WhatsApp message with photos. The more you can tell us, the more precise we can be.

  • A few photosThe room as it is now, from the corners, plus anything awkward like pipes, windows or radiators.
  • Rough measurementsWall lengths are plenty to start with. We will confirm exact sizes before ordering anything.
  • What you wantWhat stays, what goes, any products you have already chosen, and when you would like it done.

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