What is the cost of renovating my house?

The cost of renovating your house can vary significantly depending on factors such as the condition and age of the property, the size of the project, the materials used, the complexity of the work, and your location.

In 2024, the cost of a home renovation ranged from €1,000 to €1,500 per square meter, including standard-specification materials. For larger projects with high-end materials, prices could go up to €2,200–€2,500 per square meter.

Complete home rewiring, re-plumbing, heating system replacements, and thermal insulation upgrades will significantly increase the overall cost.

Every project is unique, and the final price may vary. Contact us for more details and to arrange a free quotation.. Contact us to get more details and arrange a free quotation.

I want to do multiple things at one, is it possible?

Absolutely! In fact, this is one of the most common requests we receive.

Our customers are not DIY enthusiasts and typically have busy lifestyles. Managing a large renovation project is not something they want to take on, as it requires a significant time investment, often comes with unexpected challenges, and can easily exceed the budget and timelines.

How many teams would you need to coordinate to handle multiple tasks at once—such as rewiring, re-plumbing, installing steel beams and pillars in structural walls, replacing floors, painting, creating media units, and renovating the kitchen and bathrooms? Are you replacing the plasterboard? Do you want to skim the walls?

We are a one-stop shop, capable of managing and executing the entire project from A to Z, eliminating all the hassle for you.

Where should I start with my renovation project?

Before diving into renovations, take 10 minutes to create a priority score list. This will help you identify what matters most and guide your decisions.

Step 1: List Your Priorities (Score Each 1-10)

Use this scoring system (1 = least important, 10 = top priority).

Functionality & Space

• Do I need more open space?

• Are certain rooms too small, cluttered, or impractical?

• Do I need better storage solutions?

Aesthetics & Design

• Do I want a modern, classic, or cozy look?

• How important is interior style to me?

• Do I want my home to reflect my personal taste?

Comfort & Practicality

• Is my home too cold or drafty in winter?

• Do I struggle with damp, condensation, or poor insulation?

• Are there any maintenance issues that frustrate me?

Energy Efficiency & Bills

• Do I want to lower heating and electricity costs?

• Would better insulation or energy-efficient windows help?

• Should I upgrade my heating system?

Lifestyle & Use

• Do I want a space to entertain guests?

• Would my kids benefit from more play or study areas?

• Do I work from home and need a better setup?

Step 2: Identify Pain Points

Circle the top 3 issues that bother you the most. These are your key renovation goals.

Step 3: Define Your Budget Range

Decide how much you’re willing to spend and match your budget to your priorities.

Step 4: Plan the Work Order

Start with essential work first (structural changes, wiring, plumbing), then move to aesthetic improvements.

Step 5: Get Professional Advice

Once you have a clear priority list, consult with experts to get a realistic quote and timeline.

I have a particular budget. Where should I start?

Start with Your Priorities and Goals

Define Your Goals

• Ask yourself: What do I want to achieve with this renovation?

• Consider functionality, aesthetics, energy efficiency, comfort, and budget.

Get an Initial Price Estimate

• Once you have a clear vision, contact a professional company to get an idea of the costs.

Request Our Estimation Service

• We will calculate a “good market price” for your project.

• Learn what can be done within your budget and how to optimize costs.

• Get advice on how to secure the best deals and choose the right renovation strategy.

Book a Consultation

• Our experts can guide you through cost-saving options, material choices, and realistic timelines.

Contact us today to take the first step toward your dream renovation!

What does home even renovation mean?

Home renovation refers to improving / upgrading your home to enhance its functionality, aesthetics, or value. This can include painting, replacing floors or major projects like extending rooms, removing walls, creating support structure, remodelling kitchens, or upgrading insulation.

Improving your BER (Building Energy Rating) can be part of home renovation. We have seen a sharp increase in demand for better insulation, energy-efficient windows, doors and floors.

Do I need to buy all materials?

We offer labour contracts (where we bring ourselves, our tools and skills) as well as supply and fit (where we buy all the materials for you).

Supply and fit typically include standard materials although customers very often chose the materials themselves and we supply them.

I am buying a new home, can you help me view and estimate the price for renovations?

Yes, we can absolutely help! When you’re buying a new home, it’s a great idea to assess the renovation potential and costs early. Here's how we can assist:

1. Property Viewing Support: We can join you during a property viewing to identify renovation opportunities and potential issues.

2. Initial Assessment: Based on the property’s condition, we provide an estimate of renovation costs for updates like structural changes, energy efficiency improvements, or aesthetic upgrades.

3. Detailed Quotation: After the purchase, we offer a comprehensive breakdown of costs and timelines for any agreed projects.

This service helps you make an informed decision and plan your budget more effectively. Contact us to schedule a consultation!

Prices start from 150€ + VAT

Do I need an architect and an engineer for my renovation work?

Some projects may require an architect or an engineer specifically if the work involves changing any of the structure (like structural wall that carry the weight of the building , or the foundations). An architect is needed when submitting applications or permissions to the authorities or during. They are also required to issue certificates of compliance - an important document that is needed to confirm that the work done on the structure of the house is compliant with the regulations. Such document is requested by prospective owners and their lawyers during the purchase agreement,

Do you have an architect and an engineer? Can you help us with design and rendering?

Yes, we do! Contact us for more information.

Do I need to obtain permissions to do renovations?

It really depends on the desired work and the property. In the majority of cases, internal renovations do not require permissions if work does not alter the external size or shape of the building and if it does not alter the structure. However, some categories of buildings would be the exact opposite - in the majority of cases, internal renovations will require permission - such as protected structures (those with historical value), less so in apartment complexes (where, as example, the roof and attic spaces are not owned by the apartment owner).