Existing features
Identify the doors, mouldings, joinery and other features that should be retained, repaired or replaced before strip-out begins.
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At New Line Construction Ltd we specialise in enhancing and adding value to beautiful period homes in West London.
A successful Kensington flat renovation balances the desired interior with the practical constraints of the building. Good results depend on measured information, coordinated services and an installation sequence that protects the work already completed.
Explore the wider services from our builders in West London, including flat refurbishment in West London for projects focused on renewing existing rooms and finishes.
New Line Construction Ltd carries out flat and apartment renovation in Kensington, coordinating structural and layout work where specified, service upgrades, kitchens, bathrooms and interior finishing. The scope is developed around the property, with existing features and building arrangements reviewed before work starts.

Identify the doors, mouldings, joinery and other features that should be retained, repaired or replaced before strip-out begins.
Coordinate fitted storage, cabinetry and specialist finishes using verified dimensions and agreed details before manufacture.
Plan controls, inspection points and maintenance access as part of the interior, rather than concealing them behind completed finishes.
Sequence finishing trades and protect floors, joinery and shared access routes to reduce avoidable damage near handover.

An attractive concept needs workable details. Junctions between cabinets, stone, flooring, lighting and wall finishes should be resolved before installation. This gives the relevant specialists a shared understanding of dimensions, tolerances and the intended appearance.
Where existing features are being retained, record their condition and protection needs. Agree how new work meets them, and include any repairs in the scope so they are not left as an assumption between trades.
Identify what needs to change, which rooms are included and the intended finish level.
Check dimensions, visible conditions, access and the information needed from project specialists.
Resolve the specification, responsibilities and known requirements before committing to construction.
Coordinate preparation, first fix, installation and finishing with deliveries and inspections.
Review agreed work, check functions and finishes, and address the final completion items.
Cost depends on the size and condition of the flat, the extent of layout and service changes, access arrangements and the specification. Kitchens, bathrooms, fitted joinery and specialist finishes should be defined clearly enough to support a meaningful quotation.
Review the proposed work with the relevant project advisers and, where applicable, the freeholder or managing agent. Establish which permissions, technical designs and building arrangements need to be resolved before work starts.
Structural changes and specialist systems need appropriate design information. Any uncertain or concealed conditions should be assessed when they can be inspected, with resulting changes discussed before the affected work proceeds.
Explore the wider service and how a full apartment renovation is coordinated.
Compare the scope when the main aim is to renew existing rooms and finishes.
Include fitted storage, doors and interior joinery in the wider renovation plan.
The scope can combine layout changes, service upgrades, kitchens, bathrooms, fitted storage, flooring, plasterwork and decoration. The quotation should identify what is included and any specialist responsibilities.
Potential changes depend on the existing structure, service routes and building requirements. Review the proposal with the appropriate designers and obtain the necessary information before work begins.
A comprehensive renovation can interrupt essential services and safe access. Occupation needs to be assessed against the actual scope; a vacant flat may be more practical for extensive work.
The programme depends on the scope, investigations, design decisions, access and product lead times. A useful schedule is developed after these are understood, with changes discussed as the work progresses.
Yes, when they determine service positions, dimensions or ordering lead times. Confirm the relevant layouts and specifications before first-fix work and manufacture.
Tell us about the current flat, the changes you are considering and the result you want to achieve. We can discuss the next practical steps and the information needed to define the work.