2025 UK price guide

How much does a home renovation cost?

As a 2025 UK guide, home renovation projects range from around £2,000 for smaller jobs to £60,000+ for a major extension or loft conversion. Below are typical cost ranges and timelines for every project — then get an exact, no-obligation quote from a vetted local specialist, free.

At a glance

Renovation costs by project (2025)

Typical UK guide ranges and timelines. Click any project for a full breakdown of what affects the price.

Project Typical cost (guide) Time on site
Roofing & Guttering £2,000–£12,000 2 days–2 weeks Details
Full or Partial Rewiring £2,500–£6,000 3–10 days Details
Windows & Doors £3,000–£12,000 1–3 days Details
Driveways & Landscaping £3,000–£15,000 1–2 weeks Details
Bathroom Renovations £4,000–£12,000 1–3 weeks Details
Garage Conversions £6,000–£20,000 3–6 weeks Details
Kitchen Renovations £8,000–£25,000 2–6 weeks Details
Garden Rooms & Outbuildings £8,000–£30,000 2–5 weeks Details
Conservatories & Orangeries £10,000–£35,000 3–6 weeks Details
Home Extensions £20,000–£70,000 3–6 months Details
Loft Conversions £25,000–£60,000 6–10 weeks Details

Figures are realistic 2025 UK guide ranges for budgeting only, not quotes. Regional prices vary — London and the South East typically run higher, the Midlands, North and Wales lower.

Spend smart

How to keep renovation costs down

Practical ways to protect your budget — without cutting the corners that cost more later.

Get matched with a vetted pro
1

Get two or three quotes

Comparing like-for-like quotes is the single best way to see a fair local price. Our free matching service lines this up for you.

2

Keep the layout where you can

Moving plumbing, electrics and walls is where budgets balloon. Reworking the existing footprint keeps costs predictable.

3

Spend where it shows and lasts

Invest in the things that take daily wear — worktops, flooring, roofing — and save on easily-changed finishes.

4

Keep a 10–15% contingency

Older homes hide surprises. A sensible reserve stops a small issue derailing the whole budget.

5

Don’t choose on price alone

The cheapest quote often costs more in the end. Vetted, insured, properly-reviewed trades are the real saving — which is exactly who we introduce.

Common questions

Renovation cost FAQs

How much does a home renovation cost in the UK?
It depends entirely on the project. Smaller jobs like a rewire or new windows start from a few thousand pounds, while a full extension or loft conversion can run to £60,000 or more. As a 2025 guide, individual projects on this page range from around £2,000 to £60,000. The only way to know your figure is a proper quote — which we arrange free.
What affects renovation costs the most?
Size and specification matter most, followed by any structural work, the materials you choose, and your region. London and the South East typically run above the national average, while the Midlands, North and Wales sit below it. Moving plumbing, electrics or walls also adds cost.
How can I get an accurate price for my project?
Get two or three written quotes from vetted local specialists and compare exactly what each includes. Our free matching service does the hard part — we connect you with trusted, insured professionals in your area so you can compare fair local prices with no obligation.
Are these renovation costs accurate for 2025?
They are realistic 2025 UK guide ranges based on typical projects, presented as ranges because every home and brief is different. Treat them as a budgeting starting point, not a quote — your matched installer gives an exact figure once they have seen the job.
Does Renomate charge for quotes or matching?
No — it is completely free for homeowners. We are paid a small fee by the installer only once your project is confirmed, so we always work in your interest. No spam, no pressure.

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