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No middleman markup. No supplier finger-pointing. No waiting on someone else’s diary.
Every package comes with a layout and material selection worked out up front — so you approve a finished look, not a vague promise. No design fees bolted on, no guesswork on site.
In-house design · 48-hour designer SLAKitchens, cabinetry and joinery are built in our own workshop, Selection.Works. Tiles, sanitaryware, paint and fittings are supplied as part of the package. One order, one delivery schedule, one point of responsibility.
Selection.Works joinery · trade-price materialsWindows and doors come through our own glazing company, AtoZ Design and Glass (CERTASS registered). A named project manager runs your job with a daily site report — you never chase a subcontractor.
AtoZ glazing · named PM · daily reportBefore the price, the work. Rooms we designed, supplied and built — photographed on completion, not visualised.
Photographs of completed 2VP projects. We don’t illustrate packages with renders or stock imagery — if a room is on this page, we built it.
Each package is a complete, done-for-you renovation — design, materials and build in one fixed-from price. The starting price covers a standard London room; your exact figure is confirmed free after a 60-minute home survey.
“From” prices cover a standard London room in sound condition and include design, materials and labour. Your exact, itemised figure is confirmed free after a 60-minute home survey — no obligation, no sales pressure. If the lowest number wins, we’re probably not the right fit.
We visit, measure, and understand what you want. 60 minutes, no charge, no obligation.
An itemised quote with your design and material selections — every element priced line by line, fixed against the scope we surveyed.
One team, one named manager, one delivery schedule. A daily site report so you always know where things stand.
Snag-free finish, cleaned and complete — backed by a 12-month workmanship warranty on second-fix fittings and insurance-backed cover.
What stands behind every job — the same protections we put on our largest renovations.
Every element priced line by line. No PC sums, no “TBC” — and the figure is fixed once we’ve surveyed the room.
Every variation is written, costed and signed by you before any spend.
You pay in stages against work checked and signed off — never up front for the lot.
A short written update every working day. You always know where your job stands.
12-month workmanship warranty on second-fix fittings as standard, with a 10-year HomePro insurance-backed guarantee available on request.
A single point of contact for the whole job, with a 48-hour designer SLA behind them.
Sixty minutes at your home, at no charge. We measure, we listen, and you get your itemised figure in writing — priced against the scope we actually surveyed, not a number guessed from a webpage. No obligation either way.
We’re not always the cheapest. If the lowest number wins, we may not be the right fit for you — and that’s genuinely fine.
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An hour or two at your property, at no charge. A whole-house renovation is a bigger conversation than a single room, so here is exactly what the first visit covers.
A full property renovation starts at around £1,200 per m² including VAT for a straightforward whole-house refresh, which on a typical 100m² London terrace is about £120,000. A mid-depth renovation — new kitchen, new bathrooms, rewire, replumb, new flooring throughout — typically runs £180,000 to £320,000. A full structural renovation with layout changes runs £280,000 upward. The figure moves on the age of the building, how much is being changed structurally, and the specification.
Eight to sixteen weeks on site for a package-scope renovation, and six to twelve months for a full structural renovation including design and planning. The build itself is often the shorter half — design, planning and party wall agreements routinely take longer than people expect, and we would rather set that expectation now than in month three.
For a full renovation, yes, for at least part of it — you cannot realistically live in a house with no kitchen, no working bathroom and the floors up. For a phased or partial renovation you can often stay, and we will plan the phasing around that if you tell us at the survey. Living in is cheaper but slower; moving out is faster and usually less stressful. It is your call and we will price both.
Not for internal renovation of an unlisted building outside a conservation area — that is Building Regulations territory, not planning. You do need planning for extensions beyond permitted development, for most external alterations in a conservation area, and for anything at all to a listed building. We establish which regime applies at the survey and handle the applications either way.
Strip-out, then structure, then the building envelope, then first-fix mechanical and electrical, then walls and plaster, then second fix, then finishes, then kitchens, bathrooms and joinery, then external works and completion. We work to twelve defined stages and your payment schedule follows them, so you always know which stage you are paying for and what has to be complete before it is signed off.
Yes, and most of what we do in west London is period property. The things that catch people out are lath-and-plaster walls that will not take modern fixings, floor levels that are nowhere near flat, chimney breasts doing structural work nobody expected, and lime plaster that has to be replaced like-for-like rather than skimmed over. These are exactly what the survey is looking for.
Stage payments tied to build milestones rather than calendar dates, typically a 10% deposit then five or six stage draws, with 5% retention held for twelve months after handover. You pay 2VP directly at each stage. To be precise about what that is: it is a payment schedule, not an escrow arrangement — we do not hold your money, and holding client funds in the UK is a regulated activity we are not authorised for.
We stop, photograph it, write it up, price it, and you sign it before any work or spend. On a period property something is almost always found — perished pipework, rot under a floor, a previous owner's undocumented alteration. A ~10% site risk allowance is already built into the rates you see, and anything beyond that comes to you as a priced variation rather than a surprise on an invoice.
Our studio is at 20 Dawes Road in Fulham SW6, and we work across west and south-west London — Chelsea, Hammersmith, Putney, Battersea, Wandsworth, Chiswick, Clapham, Notting Hill, Kensington and Wimbledon among others. On a renovation that proximity matters most: a whole-house job needs the project manager on site regularly, not occasionally.
2V Projects Ltd is owned and run by Vladimir Castravet. Every contract, every site, every guarantee is 2VP's. Nick Elias Architects is the practice we collaborate with — Nick handles concept and drawings; Vladimir runs everything else.
Builds for London’s most demanding clients, including specialist fit-outs at the V&A Museum, Moncler and the South Bank cinema complex. On every 2VP site weekly. Signs every contract personally.
RIBA Silver Medal-winning architect. Previously at Foster + Partners and Haptic Architects, leading design on Apple HQ California, HS2 Euston, Istanbul New Airport and the Oslo Government Quarter. On projects that need him Nick is the architect — concept, drawings, RIBA Plan of Work stages 0–4. 2VP delivers everything else.
