Est. 2001 · Petone, Wellington

Whole-home renovations, without upheaving the household.

Our renovation specialists understand what an upheaval to family life a renovation can be—so we work closely with you, stage the works, and keep the household running.

Discipline
Whole-home · Structural
Lead Time
12–32 weeks
Includes
Design · Build · Coordinate
Coverage
Greater Wellington
Home Renovations, Wellington renovation inspiration
§ 01 — Overview

Whole-house thinking.

Brief a renovation →

From a single opened-up room to a whole-house reshape.

Home renovations are more than the sum of their rooms. Opening a kitchen into a dining and living space changes how light moves through the house, where the heat goes, what the floor needs to be, and which wall was holding the upstairs up.

We design at the whole-of-house scale: kitchens, bathrooms, joinery, structural work and finishes all coordinated as one project, by one team. The result reads as a single house—not a kitchen, a bathroom and a builder's invoice stapled together.

We work in stages where it helps you stay in the house, and we keep the dust contained. The renovation should feel inconvenient, not overwhelming.

§ 02 — Scope

What a home renovation covers.

Brief us →
01 — Design

Whole-of-house plans

Floor plans, elevations, and finish strategies that read as one house, not a series of unrelated jobs.

02 — Structural

Walls, beams, openings

Coordinated with structural engineers when needed—openings, beams, posts and consent paperwork.

03 — Services

Plumbing, gas, electrical

Rough-in, fit-off and final commissioning of all services—usually a good time to bring the wiring up to date.

04 — Insulation

Warmth & weather-tightness

Insulation upgrades, building paper, weather-tightness details—the things you'll feel every winter.

05 — Finishes

Floors, walls, ceilings

Flooring, plastering, painting and feature joinery—chosen as a set so the house reads as one.

06 — Staging

Living through the build

Stages designed to keep parts of the house liveable—or, where it makes sense, to compress the timeline.

§ 04 — Indicative scope

From single room to whole house.

Discuss yours →
01 — Room

One room, considered.

From 4 weeks

A single living, dining, study or laundry—joinery, finishes and minor services updates.

02 — Connected

Kitchen + living.

12–18 weeks

Opening a kitchen up to the dining and living spaces, with consistent finishes and joinery throughout.

03 — Whole-house

A full reshape.

20–32 weeks

Kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, services, insulation and finishes—coordinated as one programme.

Let's plan your renovation.