VILLAS AND TOWNHOUSES
Renovating detached homes
What does renovating a villa involve?
Renovating a villa or a townhouse has particularities you don’t get in a flat. Being detached or semi-detached homes, they usually have several floors, their own façade, a garden, porches and, in many cases, a pool or a garage. A full villa renovation can cover both the inside (layout, services, kitchen, bathrooms and finishes) and the outside: façade, glazing, terraces and garden areas. Coordinating all those fronts with one team is what guarantees a coherent result, with no surprises and without having to hire different trades separately.
Our services
What our villa renovation includes
A villa renovation done properly covers the inside and the outside of the property. This is what we handle for you, without you having to coordinate anyone else.
Strip-out and preparation
Clearing the rooms being renovated, taking down walls and removing waste, and preparing the space for the new layout.
Plumbing and electrics
A complete renewal of the services on every floor: pipework, wastes, consumer unit and light points to regulations.
Building work and layout
We alter the internal layout, build and take down walls and carry out any building work across the different floors.
Flooring and tiling
Laying floors and wall finishes inside and out, with hard-wearing materials suited to each area.
Joinery and finishes
Doors, wardrobes, internal staircases and made-to-measure joinery in the materials you choose.
Outdoor work and façade
Renewing the façade, glazing, porches, terraces and garden areas to complete the renovation outside.
Every home, its own project
Kinds of villa and townhouse renovation
Renovating a detached villa isn’t the same as a townhouse or an older property. We fit the project to the type of home and to what you need.
How we run the renovation
Renovating a whole villa is a substantial 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 property
We come to your villa, look over the state of the inside and the outside, take measurements and listen to what you need. No obligation and no cost.
Design and detailed quote
We put a proposal to you for the inside and the outside and hand you a quote broken down line by line. 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 and every outdoor area with you before calling the job done. The renovation ends when you're happy with the result, not before.
Villa renovation photo gallery
This is what the change looks like on a villa 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 villa renovations
Here are the questions we get asked most about villa and townhouse renovations. If you still have one, write to us and we’ll help, at no obligation.
The price of a full villa renovation depends on the floor area, the number of storeys, how far the outdoor work goes and the quality of the finishes. As a guide, it usually starts from €500 per m² and rises with the scale of the project. We give you a detailed, itemised quote after the visit, at no obligation.
Yes. As well as the inside, we renovate façades, porches, terraces, glazing and garden areas. Being able to coordinate inside and out with one team is one of the advantages of renovating your villa with us.
It depends a great deal on the floor area and the scope, but a full villa renovation usually takes between 3 and 6 months. The quote gives you a realistic schedule with start and handover dates, and we keep you informed throughout.
Of course. We modernise the services, the insulation and the finishes while keeping the features worth preserving. You can gain comfort and efficiency without giving up the villa’s personality.
If the renovation affects the structure, the layout or the façade, a major works licence and a certified technical design are normally required. For smaller renovations a works notification is enough. We advise you and handle all the paperwork.
Yes. There’s no need to renovate the whole property at once. We can take on one floor, one particular area or just the outside, and plan the rest in phases according to your priorities and your budget.