Transform and modernise your property with a fully managed home refurbishment. Concept Developers carries out complete renovations across Sussex, from structural alterations and new kitchens to heating, electrics, decorating and final finishes.




A full refurbishment can completely change the way your property looks and works. You may want to modernise an older home, improve an awkward layout or renovate a property you've recently purchased.
At Concept Developers, we can manage the entire project for you. Our skilled team covers a wide range of building and renovation work, allowing us to take your property from its current condition through to the final finishes.
We can work with your existing ideas or help with plans, permissions and interior design where required.
Every property is different. Some homes need cosmetic improvements, while others require major changes to the layout, heating, electrics and other parts of the building.
Depending on your project, refurbishment work can include:
Our team can coordinate the different stages and trades, helping to keep the refurbishment organised from start to finish.

A refurbishment isn't only about updating how a property looks. It can also be an opportunity to rethink how you use the available space.
Our previous projects have involved removing walls, creating larger living areas, repositioning bathrooms and redesigning kitchens.
At our Albion refurbishment, for example, the existing bathroom was located within the kitchen. We removed it and created a new bathroom upstairs between two bedrooms. The property was also fully rewired and fitted with a new heating system, before being plastered, decorated and finished with new flooring throughout.
A full renovation can involve several trades and different stages of building work. Having these managed together can make the process much easier.
Concept Developers can take the project completely off your hands, including dealing with plans and permissions where required. We can also provide a complete interior design package.
Alternatively, we're happy to work closely with your own vision, offering advice and ideas to help you achieve the result you
There is no standard price for a full property refurbishment. Costs will depend on the condition of the building, the amount of work required and the specification you choose.
A project involving decoration and new flooring will be very different from a complete renovation involving structural alterations, rewiring, heating, plumbing, kitchens and bathrooms.
Once we've discussed your plans and assessed the property, we can provide a quotation based on the work involved.

If you like where you live but your current home no longer suits you, refurbishment can provide an alternative to moving.
You can improve the layout, modernise dated rooms and create living spaces designed around your current needs.
Buying a property that requires modernisation can also give you the freedom to create the home you want. Rather than paying for somebody else's choices, you can select your own layout, finishes and features.
Our team has experience across many different areas of building and renovation work. This allows us to manage extensive refurbishments rather than leaving you to coordinate individual trades yourself.
From structural changes and essential upgrades through to decorating and flooring, we can oversee the work needed to transform your property.
Throughout the project, we'll work closely with you and keep you informed as your plans take shape.
If you're considering a full house refurbishment in Sussex, contact Concept Developers to discuss your property and ideas.
We'll be happy to talk through your plans and provide a free, no-obligation quote.
This depends on your current property, the amount of work required and what you would need to spend to buy a suitable alternative. Refurbishing can allow you to create a home that better meets your needs without the costs associated with selling and moving.
The terms are often used interchangeably. Refurbishment generally involves improving, updating or modernising an existing property, while renovation can also describe more extensive work to restore or change a building. In practice, a full property refurbishment can involve everything from decorating and new flooring to structural alterations, rewiring and new heating systems.
Start by thinking about your budget, priorities and how you want the finished property to work. It is also important to consider whether structural changes, planning permission or upgrades to electrics, heating and plumbing may be needed.
Many internal improvements will not require planning permission, but permission may be needed for certain extensions or significant external alterations. Listed buildings and properties in conservation areas can also be subject to additional requirements. The requirements should therefore be checked for your individual project.
This will vary by property and location. Rather than focusing solely on resale value, it can be useful to prioritise improvements that address the property's condition, improve its layout and make the space more practical and appealing.
