General Contractor Best Practices for High-Quality Refurbishment Work
Refurbishment looks straightforward on paper. Strip out what is tired, repair what is worn, update finishes, hand over a cleaner, sharper property. On site, it rarely behaves so neatly. Floors are out of level by 20 millimetres across one room. Plaster that looked sound on first inspection falls away after the wallpaper comes off. A pipe buried behind an old kitchen carcass starts weeping the day after the units are removed. The difference between an average job and a high-
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