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In short
A full apartment renovation runs in five stages: demolition, rough-in electrics and plumbing with complete rewiring and re-piping, screed and plaster, final finish, and handover with a signed act. Do not cut corners on hidden work: old ungrounded wiring and unreplaced pipes make themselves felt two or three years later. Every hidden stage is recorded with an act and photos before it is closed up.
A full renovation reworks the apartment completely: utilities, screed, plastering, and every surface get replaced. Unlike a cosmetic refresh, it changes the finish and everything hidden behind it, from pipe runs to the electrical panel.
Main stages
- Demolition of old finishes, partitions (if reconfiguring the layout), and worn-out utilities.
- Rough-in electrics and plumbing: full rewiring and re-piping run to final points.
- Floor screed and wall/ceiling plastering.
- Final finish: tile, paint, flooring, plumbing and electrical fixtures.
- Final walkthrough and handover with a report and photo or video record of hidden work.
What gets skipped most often
Cutting corners on hidden work is the most common mistake in a full renovation. Old wiring without grounding or unreplaced pipes are rarely visible after finishing, but they are exactly what causes problems two or three years later. Documenting hidden work with reports and photos is what protects you in any dispute afterward.
We run full renovations on a fixed estimate, staged payments, and video documentation of hidden work. If you are weighing your own house instead of an apartment, the benchmark is house construction prices per m². Describe your apartment and we will scope the estimate and timeline.
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