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Wildegrove Property

Property refurbishment and project management in Liverpool

From a tired single let to a full conversion, we plan the work, bring in the right trades and see it through to handover.

Refurbished hallway and staircase in a Liverpool property after a Wildegrove project

In short

Wildegrove Property refurbishes and project manages residential property across Liverpool and Merseyside for landlords, investors and our own portfolio. We take on full refurbishments, kitchens and bathrooms, extensions, conversions, compliance and energy upgrades and refreshes between tenancies, with the specification and costs agreed in writing before work starts and vetted local trades managed through to handover.

Reviewed by Patrick Cosgrove, founder of Wildegrove Property, .

What we take on

  • Full refurbishments of houses and flats
  • Kitchens and bathrooms
  • Extensions and reconfigurations
  • Conversions, including HMOs
  • Compliance and safety upgrades: fire safety, electrics, heating and gas
  • Energy efficiency upgrades towards EPC C
  • Refreshes and repairs between tenancies

Built for rental property

We're landlords ourselves, so we refurbish with letting in mind: durable finishes, layouts tenants want, and every certificate in place when the work is signed off. If you'd like us to let and manage the property afterwards, we can take it straight on.

Privately rented homes in England are set to need an EPC rating of C by 1 October 2030, with a cost cap of £10,000 per property. Planning upgrades alongside other work now usually costs less than doing them separately later.

One point of contact

You deal with us, not a list of trades. We survey the property, agree the specification and budget with you, book and coordinate our network of local tradespeople, keep you updated as the work goes on and sign it off at the end.

How we run a project

  1. 01

    Survey and scope

    We look at the property and agree what it needs and what you want from it.

  2. 02

    Spec and budget

    A clear specification and costs in writing before work starts.

  3. 03

    The right trades

    Vetted local tradespeople we use on our own properties.

  4. 04

    Managed to handover

    On-site coordination, progress updates and sign-off, ready to let.

We do this on our own properties

Refurbished hallway and staircase at No. 70

No. 70 · Full refurbishment

An exhausted shared house bought at auction, turned into a premium six-bed home. Read the case study

Bedroom with fireplace at No. 2, Aigburth

No. 2, Aigburth · Light-touch refresh

An off-market six-bed where the smart move was knowing what to leave alone. Read the case study

Questions landlords and investors ask

How much does it cost to refurbish a rental property in Liverpool?

It depends on the size and condition of the property and the finish you want. After a survey we agree a specification and give you the costs in writing before work begins, so there are no surprises.

Do I need a project manager for a renovation?

Not always, but on anything bigger than a single room it saves time and money. A project manager sets the specification, books trades in the right order, checks the quality and keeps the budget on track. That's what we do on our own properties.

How long does a property refurbishment take?

A refresh between tenancies can take a week or two; a full refurbishment or conversion takes longer, especially if planning or building control is involved. We give you a programme with the specification.

What EPC rating will rental properties need by 2030?

The government has confirmed that privately rented homes in England will need to meet EPC C by 1 October 2030, subject to Parliament, with a cost cap of £10,000 per property and some exemptions. We can plan the upgrades as part of a wider refurbishment.

How do I find reliable builders in Liverpool?

Ask to see finished work, get a written specification and quote, check insurance and references, and pay in stages against completed work rather than up front. We manage a network of local trades we use on our own homes.

Can you work on a property while tenants are living there?

Often, yes, for smaller jobs. We agree access with the tenants in advance and keep disruption to a minimum. Bigger work is best planned between tenancies.

Got a property that needs work?

Tell us about it and we'll talk through the options.

Talk to us about a projectenquiries@wildegroveproperty.co.uk

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