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Renovation

Refreshing tired spaces without the chaos: planned, phased and finished on the date we agree.

Carpenter working on timber during a renovation

Overview

Most renovations go wrong in the planning, not the building. We start with a proper survey, a written scope and a phased schedule so you know what happens each week and what it costs.

Where your business has to keep running, we work in phases, after hours and with dust control so customers barely notice we are there.

How it runs

  1. 01

    Survey & brief

    We visit the site, measure everything and agree what success looks like before a single rupee is committed.

  2. 02

    Design & approvals

    Drawings, 3D views and material samples for sign-off, plus any permissions the work needs.

  3. 03

    Fabricate & build

    Our workshop and site teams work to one schedule. You get weekly photo updates, not excuses.

  4. 04

    Install & hand over

    Installation, snagging and a walk-through with you. We stay on call after handover.

Questions

Common questions about Renovation

Not covered here? Call +92 321 4461 807 and talk it through with us.

How much does a renovation cost?

It depends on the size of the space and the scope of work. After a site survey we send an itemised quote with materials, labour and timelines listed separately, and larger jobs are paid in stages tied to milestones you can see on site.

Can my shop stay open during renovation?

Usually, yes. We work in phases, do noisy jobs after hours and use dust control and sealed work areas so customers barely notice we are there.

How do you keep a renovation on schedule?

By planning before building. Every job starts with a condition survey, a written scope and a phased schedule, so you know what happens each week and what it costs, and you get photo updates as the work moves along.

Renovation, done properly. Let's look at your site.

Share a location, a few photos and what you have in mind. We'll arrange a site visit and come back with a clear scope and quote.