Blades Building LtdBLADESBUILDING
Property types

Landlord refurbishments between tenancies

Void periods are the constraint, so the programme drives the scope.

Refurbishing a rental is a different exercise from refurbishing a family home. The clock is the void period, the specification needs to be durable rather than fashionable, and compliance paperwork has to be in order before anyone moves in.

Scope set by the void

The work has to fit the available window. We prioritise what affects lettability and compliance first, and phase anything cosmetic that can wait.

Durability over fashion

Hard-wearing floor finishes, robust ironmongery, tiled rather than painted wet areas — specifications chosen because they survive tenancies.

Compliance items

Electrical condition reporting, safe heating, adequate ventilation and extract to wet rooms are the items that must be right before re-letting.

Portfolio work

Where several properties are being turned around, sequencing them gives better continuity and less standing time between trades.

Common questions

Questions we get asked about this

How quickly can a property be turned around?

It depends entirely on scope, but between-tenancy refits are normally measured in weeks, and we plan the programme around your void.

Can you handle multiple properties?

Yes, portfolio work is a regular part of our refurbishment side.

Do you provide certification?

Electrical and gas certification is issued by the registered trades carrying out that work.

Can you work with an agent?

Yes, we are happy to coordinate access and updates through a managing agent.

Property standing empty?

Tell us your void window and we will tell you what is achievable within it.