HOW IT WORKS
A clear, step-by-step renovation process with no guesswork
A SIMPLE, STRUCTURED APPROACH TO PROPERTY RENOVATION
We work to a clear, structured renovation process so you always know what’s happening, what stage your project is at, and what comes next. Every job follows the same proven steps, whether it’s an HMO conversion, buy-to-let renovation or full refurbishment.
By breaking the build into defined stages, we remove uncertainty, keep projects on track and make the process easier to manage, especially for investors who don’t want constant day-to-day involvement.
WHY A STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS MATTERS
- You always know what stage your project is at
- Work is planned and carried out in the correct order
- Fewer delays and fewer surprises
- Clear expectations around timelines
- Confidence that the job is progressing properly
The M30 difference
Structured Process
Every project follows the same clear stages, so nothing is missed or rushed.
In-House Trades
All work is completed by our own team, keeping control of quality and timelines.
Clear Communication
You’re kept informed as the job moves from one stage to the next.
Investor-Focused
Our process is designed to reduce stress and uncertainty, particularly for landlords, homeowners and investors.
OUR 12-STEP RENOVATION PROCESS
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1. Rip out and preparation:
Existing fittings, finishes and layouts are removed to prepare the property for refurbishment. -
2. Drainage and groundwork:
Any required drainage or groundwork is completed early in the project. -
3. Electrician first fix:
Cabling and electrical infrastructure are installed before walls and finishes go in. -
4. Plumber first fix:
Pipework and plumbing infrastructure are put in place. -
5. Joinery first fix:
Structural joinery, stud walls and framing are completed. -
6. Plastering:
Walls and ceilings are plastered, creating a clean base for finishing. -
7. Joinery second fix:
Doors, skirting, architraves and final joinery are fitted. -
8. Electrician second fix:
Sockets, switches and fittings are installed. -
9. Plumber second fix:
Sanitary ware, radiators and final plumbing fittings are installed. -
10. Decorating:
Walls, ceilings and woodwork are decorated. -
11. Final joinery and snagging:
Final details are completed and any snagging issues addressed. -
12. Handover week:
Final checks are carried out and the property is prepared for handover.
HOW YOU’RE KEPT UPDATED
Each stage of the project is tracked against this process, so you always know where the job is at. At key stages, progress updates can be shared to confirm the work completed and show that the project is moving as planned.
This gives you reassurance that the build is on track without needing to chase updates or worry about delays.
WHY INVESTORS PREFER A STAGED PROCESS
- Clear visibility throughout the build
- Less uncertainty around progress
- Easier to plan time and finances
- Confidence the job is being managed properly
Clarity From Start To Finish
Clear
stages
Your project follows a defined set of stages, so you always know what work is being carried out and what comes next.
Progress
updates
At key points in the build, progress updates are shared to show what’s been completed and confirm the project is on track.
Confidence
at handover
By the time the project reaches handover, you know exactly what’s been done and can be confident the property is ready for the next step.
FAQ
Do all projects follow this process?
Do all projects follow this process?
Yes. Every refurbishment follows the same structured stages, adjusted slightly depending on the property.
Yes. You’re kept informed as the project moves through the stages.
Can this process be used for HMOs and buy-to-lets?
Yes. The same process applies across HMOs, buy-to-let renovations and full refurbishments.
Does this help with project timelines?
Yes. Working to clear stages helps keep projects organised and on track.