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ARTICLE · 18 NOVEMBER 2020

Plan Ahead For UK Property Refurbishment Success

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Whether you've newly acquired a property, or whether you've owned your home for some time, embarking on a renovation project can be daunting.

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Whether you've newly acquired a property, or whether you've owned your home for some time, embarking on a renovation project can be daunting. Not only will you be faced with decisions to make as to how you want the finished project to look, you should also be aiming to manage your project in such a way so as to ensure that the works increase the value of your property, rather than diminish it.

We understand how much there is to think about at the start of a project and so we've highlighted in this piece some key points that we recommend you consider.

1. Third party approvals or consents? Do you own the freehold of your property, or is your property leasehold? If the latter, you should review the terms of your lease so that you can liaise with your landlord well in advance of works commencement to obtain their consent (where this is needed) and address any specific requirements they may expect you to comply with during the project.

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