Home renovations in Auckland

A great renovation does more than update the look of your home - it improves how you live in it. Whether you're opening up a kitchen, adding a bathroom, or undertaking a complete whole-home transformation, the quality of the build makes all the difference. Build and Construct has carried out renovations on some of Auckland's finest homes, from heritage properties in Parnell and Remuera to modern family homes in Glendowie and Milford. We bring the same care to every project, regardless of scale - and we're as comfortable working around a family living in their home as we are on a full vacant-property renovation.


Renovation work we specialise in

  • Kitchen renovations and full kitchen replacements

  • Bathroom and ensuite renovations

  • Whole-home and multi-room renovations

  • Structural alterations (wall removals, reconfiguration)

  • New plumbing and electrical fitouts

  • Flooring, tiling, joinery, and finishing work

  • Deck and outdoor living areas

  • Flood damage and insurance reinstatement work

Modern bathroom with white subway tile walls, a small window, a glass shower enclosure with gold fixtures, a toilet, and marble tiles on the floor.


How we work

Renovations are disruptive by nature - we get that. Our job is to minimise that disruption and keep you informed at every step. We run tight, well-organised sites, coordinate all trades ourselves, and don't leave you chasing subcontractors for updates. Harry and Nick are on every site personally. When issues arise - and in any renovation, some always do -we bring solutions, not problems. Our clients consistently tell us that communication is what sets us apart. We think that's the bare minimum you should expect from a builder.

Frequently Asked Questions

Have Something in Mind? Let's Chat

Contact us anytime for a no obligation free quote or just a chat about what you are thinking!

info@buildandconstruct.co.nz
Harry: 021 184 0391
Nick: 021 023 83025

Modern kitchen with white countertops, gray cabinets, black faucet, and a large window overlooking trees.