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Complete flat renovations
What is a full flat renovation?
A full flat renovation works on the whole property at once: plumbing and electrical services, layout, flooring, tiling, joinery and finishes. Unlike a partial renovation (where only one particular room is dealt with), a full renovation transforms the flat from top to bottom with every trade coordinated by the same team. It’s the ideal option when the flat is dated, when you’ve just bought it or when you want to adapt it completely to the way you live. The result is a renewed, efficient home with no jobs left hanging.
Our services
What our flat renovation includes
A full flat renovation done properly covers every front. This is what we handle for you, without you having to coordinate anyone else.
Strip-out and preparation
Clearing the property, taking down walls and removing waste, and preparing the space for the new layout.
Plumbing and electrics
A complete renewal of the services: pipework, wastes, consumer unit, light points and new sockets to regulations.
Layout and partition walls
We create the flat's new layout: taking down and building walls to achieve larger, more usable spaces.
Flooring and tiling
Laying floors, tiles and wall finishes throughout the property, in the material and format you choose.
Joinery and finishes
Doors, fitted wardrobes, skirting and made-to-measure joinery to finish the renovation off.
Painting and textured-paint removal
Smoothing the walls, stripping textured paint and the final coat for a clean, contemporary finish throughout the flat.
Every flat, its own project
Flat renovations to suit what you need
Renovating the flat you’re going to live in isn’t the same as one to let out or one you’ve just bought. We fit the project to your goal and your budget.
Guide prices
How much does it cost to renovate a flat?
The price of a full flat renovation depends above all on the square metres, the starting condition and the quality of the finishes. As a rough guide, a full renovation usually runs between €400 and €700 per m². To give you an idea by the size of your property:
These figures are a guide. The only way to know what your renovation will really cost is a detailed quote after the visit, which we do at no obligation and broken down line by line.
How we run a flat renovation
Renovating a whole flat is a serious project, which is why we run it with method. This is how we work from start to finish, so you always know what's happening in your home.
Visit and assessing the flat
We come to your property, take measurements, check the state of the services and listen to how you want the flat to end up. No obligation and no cost.
Design and detailed quote
We propose a layout and hand you a quote broken down line by line: services, building work, finishes and everything your renovation covers. No small print and no hidden costs.
Carrying out the work
Our team carries out the renovation with every trade coordinated and in the right order. We send you regular updates on progress so you're informed throughout.
Handover and final check
We go through every room with you before calling the job done. The renovation ends when you're happy with the result, not before.
Flat renovation photo gallery
This is what the change looks like on a flat renovation. These examples show the kind of result we achieve; once we have photos of your own projects, we’ll add them here.
Frequently asked questions about flat renovations
Here are the questions we get asked most about flat renovations. If you still have one, write to us and we’ll help, at no obligation.
The price of a full flat renovation usually sits between €400 and €700 per m² with mid-range specifications. For a 90 m² flat, that comes to roughly between €36,000 and €55,000. The final cost depends on the starting condition, the layout and the materials. We give you a detailed, itemised quote after the visit, at no obligation.
A full renovation of an average flat usually takes between 8 and 12 weeks, depending on the floor area and the scope of the work. The quote gives you a realistic schedule with start and handover dates, and we keep you informed throughout.
On a full renovation it isn’t advisable, because every room and every service is being worked on at once. If you’d rather keep part of the flat liveable, we can propose a phased renovation. We weigh it up with you on the visit according to your case.
In most cases, yes. A renovation adds value, allows a higher rent and cuts maintenance and call-outs in the short term. We adjust the level of the renovation so the investment stacks up for letting.
It depends on the scope. If the renovation doesn’t alter the structure or the layout, a minor works licence is usually enough. If walls come down or major services are changed, a technical design and a major works licence may be required. We advise you and handle the paperwork.
A partial renovation only deals with part of the flat, such as one room or the services. A full renovation renews the whole property, with every trade coordinated. On the visit we advise you on which makes more sense given the state of your flat and your budget.