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Builders inSoho.
Walk the upper floors of Greek Street or Frith Street (W1D) and the residential character of Soho becomes clear — Georgian proportions sit above decades of commercial use, and the neighbourhood's W1F grid adds mews conversions and former-warehouse flats to the mix. Most of the area falls under the Soho Conservation Area, so external fabric is tightly controlled while interior transformation is where genuine scope exists. PrimeCraft Surface Solutions handles the commissions that define this postcode: full flat renovations rewired from scratch, bathrooms and kitchens rebuilt to a proper standard, and plasterwork brought back to period detail. Restricted delivery windows and shared entrances are programmed into every job before a single material is ordered. Fully insured; itemised quotes the same day as the site visit.
Postcodes: W1D · W1F
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Commonquestions, Soho.
- Stripping a W1D or W1F flat back to shell and rebuilding it — fresh electrics and plumbing, re-plaster, a fitted kitchen, a new bathroom, and full decoration — typically lands between £42,000 and £105,000 for a one- or two-bedroom conversion. Specification and floor area drive the bulk of the figure, but Soho also carries a genuine logistics cost: no-vehicle zones, metered delivery windows, and shared building access add programme time that feeds directly into price. Leasehold flats also require freeholder sign-off before structural or wet-room work starts; we confirm that position at survey and price every element as a separate line.
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