Question 1

How long does a full apartment renovation take?

Accepted Answer

The duration depends on the size of the apartment and the scope of work. A standard one-bedroom apartment renovation typically takes 4 to 6 weeks. Larger apartments or projects that include structural changes may take 8 to 12 weeks. We provide a detailed timeline in our proposal before work begins.

Question 2

Do you provide a free estimate?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We offer a free on-site visit where we assess the property, discuss your requirements, and take measurements. Based on this, we prepare a detailed written quote with a full breakdown of costs. There is no obligation to proceed.

Question 3

What warranty do you offer on your work?

Accepted Answer

We provide a warranty of up to 5 years on our workmanship, depending on the type of service. Materials are covered by the respective manufacturer warranties. Any defects arising from our work within the warranty period will be repaired at no additional cost.

Question 4

Can I stay in my home during the renovation?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the scope of the work. For smaller projects like painting a single room or replacing flooring in one area, you can usually stay in the home. For full renovations involving plumbing, electrical, or demolition, we recommend temporarily relocating for your comfort and safety.

Question 5

Do you supply the materials or should I buy them myself?

Accepted Answer

We can handle everything, including the supply of all materials at competitive prices from our trusted partners. Alternatively, if you prefer to purchase materials yourself, we are happy to provide a detailed list of exactly what is needed with specifications and quantities.

Question 6

How is the payment structured?

Accepted Answer

We typically work with a staged payment plan. A deposit is required before the start of the project, with further payments due at agreed milestones. The final payment is made upon completion and your approval of the finished work. Exact terms are outlined in the contract.

Question 7

Are you insured and licensed?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our company is fully registered and carries professional liability insurance. Our electricians and plumbers hold the required licences and certifications. We comply with all applicable building regulations and safety standards.

Question 8

Can you help with the design and layout planning?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. We work with experienced interior designers who can assist with space planning, material selection, colour schemes, and furniture layout. This service can be included as part of a full renovation package or arranged separately.

Question 9

What happens if unexpected issues arise during the renovation?

Accepted Answer

In older properties, hidden problems such as damp, faulty wiring, or structural defects can sometimes be uncovered. If this happens, we inform you immediately, explain the issue, and provide a clear cost estimate for the additional work before proceeding. There are no surprises on the final invoice.

Question 10

Do you work on commercial properties as well?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We have extensive experience renovating offices, retail spaces, restaurants, and other commercial properties. We can schedule work outside of business hours or in phases to minimise disruption to your operations.

Question 11

How do I get started?

Accepted Answer

Simply contact us by phone, email, or through the form on this website. Tell us a bit about your project and we will arrange a convenient time for a free site visit. From there, you will receive a detailed proposal and we can begin as soon as you are ready.

Question 12

Do you handle permits and regulatory approvals?

Accepted Answer

For projects that require building permits or regulatory approvals, we can guide you through the process and prepare the necessary documentation. We work with licensed architects and engineers who can produce the required technical drawings and handle submissions to the relevant authorities.

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