Landlord & rental-property refurbishment in London

We prepare rental properties for the next tenancy and carry out upgrades across several rooms. Vayton Construction Ltd takes landlord, letting-agent and void-property refurbishment enquiries across London and surrounding areas.

Illustration of house keys, paint swatch cards, a tape measure and a filling knife on an oak table. — Illustration of keys, paint swatches, a tape measure and a filling knife. Not a photograph of a Vayton project.

Start with the condition and the intended finish

An empty property is a useful chance to assess the work together: damaged finishes, worn flooring, kitchen or bathroom repairs and decoration. Separate essential repairs from optional improvements so the quotation reflects your priorities. Tell us whether you need a full refurbishment or a defined package before you arrange new tenancy dates.

Plan access, selections and deliveries

Tell us who holds the keys, the permitted working hours and whether the property is empty. Send the finish schedule and list the products you will supply, with quantities and delivery dates. In a managed block, include the building’s access and delivery arrangements. Occupied work needs a separate conversation about room access and the facilities that must stay available.

Agree what completion includes

The agreed scope should list repairs, preparation and finishes, along with anything excluded or awaiting inspection. If opening up shows additional work, we should discuss its effect on price and timing before going ahead. Statutory inspections, specialist testing and letting administration are separate appointments unless expressly included.

What to send

Send the postcode, room-by-room work list, photographs if available, dimensions or drawings, the property’s occupancy status and your preferred handover date. Highlight landlord-supplied fittings and anything a managing agent must agree.

End-of-tenancy repairs: separate repairs from upgrades

Use one room-by-room list to record the condition you want addressed. That shows the difference between a local repair, a full replacement and an optional improvement before the next tenancy.

Decision	Record before pricing
Retain	The item and the condition in which it should be left.
Repair	Marked photographs, the affected extent and the finish required.
Replace	Quantity, product reference, supplier and surrounding making good.
Optional upgrade	A separate choice and price, so it stays visible outside the essential repair scope.
Handover	Keyholder, access, inspections by others and the required completion condition.

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Send the postcode, occupancy status and the completed room list with photographs. Explain which work is essential and which upgrades you want priced separately.

Shared-area refurbishment

The refurbishment programme is agreed after scope, access and deliveries are reviewed. Lettings administration and independent inspections are separate unless expressly included.

Before you enquire

Can you price just one part of the property?

Yes. Tell us the rooms and work you want priced, including preparation and disposal, so the package has clear boundaries.

Can you guarantee a new tenant’s move-in date?

A programme has to be agreed after we have reviewed the scope, access, selections and deliveries. Talk to us about the work before you commit to a tenancy start date.

Is this a property-management service?

This page covers building and refurbishment work. Lettings, tenancy administration and independent inspections are not assumed to be included.

Tell us about your project.

Share your postcode, the work you need and your preferred timing.

Request a quotation

Landlord & rental-property refurbishment in London

Start with the condition and the intended finish

Plan access, selections and deliveries

Agree what completion includes

What to send

Choose the right rental-property package

Between-tenancy and void-property refresh

Kitchen or bathroom upgrade

Wider interior refurbishment