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Estimating Refurb Costs Like a Pro on Property Visits

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  1. So useful – thanks so much.

    Many BRRR properties I see have understandably terrible EPC performance. It would be really useful to have some ballpark figures for insulation costs, or other costs associated with EPC performance – although perhaps it's not a priority in the BRRR space? Am interested either way! (Like, for example, would you ever consider air source heat pumps instead of boilers, or is that technology just too far away and unproven at the mo?)

    Thanks, though – great content

  2. I'd agree on most of the pricing, some are a bit on the low side. but the plastering price is way off in my experience. It does depend on a lot but just skimming alone for a whole 2 bed house including ceilings in North West is going to cost £4k minimum

  3. fancy doing your refurbs and surface mounting the plumbing rad pipes at 17:40 between the 2 rads, when it would only have took 10 mins to hide them behind the skirting board, not the best work at all

  4. Hi Justin! I am a graduate development land surveyor in the south east of England if you ever want to get involved in new build developments or something along those lines I am more than happy to help! I love your videos and am saving money to put down on my first property soon.

  5. Love it these videos are so helpful. I would only add – good design is FREE if you put some thought into layout esp kitchen. That small one with the sink jammed into corner could have been so much better and improve function.

  6. Cheaper than 3k????
    Here's a price from an electrician…

    For bare shell installations, that is no chasing required all plaster removed with exposed brick & beams.
    For a standard semi, small detatched property or apartment.

    I'd charge 1k flat rate plus additional 1k each bedroom, garage, utility, media room, or outbuilding.

    For this spec you would get a new fuseboard with up to:
    2 lighting circuits
    3 socket circuits
    1 smoke alarm circuit (inc. 2 detectors)
    1 cooker circuit
    1 shower circuit

    All with standard white accessories.

    This property would cost 4k minimum!!!
    Anything else is extra.

  7. Thank you for taking the time to put this comprehensive refurb cost guide together Justin – I’ve been trying to find something like this for ages. Living in London, I know these costs for my flat are going to be somewhat more expensive than where you are, but it does give me a balanced idea of where my costs are going to be heading, so Cheers!

  8. So you're saying you could buy a bathroom suite for £750 and get it fitted for £1000, all in £1750. You are either living in cuckoo land or the 1980's. Why are you telling people things that are ridiculously untrue. B&Q would charge you £7000 fitted and that's the bottom of the market. I've done it, in the North in the South, you're figures are fantasy

  9. Another great video Justin, it's information like this which is so valuable!
    You mentioned damp (I'm assuming rising damp) behind the panelling in the first property. What's an average cost to rectify this?

  10. Thanks, Justin. Brilliant video. I always struggle when estimating refurb costs when looking at properties as I've never done one myself – the number magically alays ends up being 30k + as I try to be very conservative 😅 I want to learn more about the process and tips and tricks for refurbs, can you recommend any books or blogs or videos that I can learn from? 😄

  11. This is the sort of fantastic content newbies really need to see. I wish I had this when I started out. When I bought my first BTL in 2017 I genuinely didn't have any real idea what the refurb would cost. Thought it would cost about £10k ended up costing nearly £30k.

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