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For extensions there's guidelines
https://householdquotes.co.uk/cost-of-extension/But for internal remodeling there's a lot of unknowns, anything to do with knocking walls down will need a structural engineer and survey before you'll know if it's even possible.
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We're picking up pace looking at potential new gaffs. Really good mix in our budget. Some at the top end that don't need anything doing, some at the lower end that would likely take up the amount save to get them to the standard of the top end. All totally normal, I hear you say.
My problem is, I don't know what is required to do, say, an extension to make a bigger kitchen, knock through a wall to make what was a separate kitchen and diner into a combined one.
Obviously, nobody can really give an idea of costs with that kind of vague detail. But what are the steps involved in doing something like this? I am not creative enough to even be able to describe what I want. Does an architect get involved first? A surveyor? A builder? What steps do you need to take for these kinds of works?
I am totally ignorant when it comes to this.