Sants-Montjuïc Renovations

At Obrescat we carry out full renovations in Sants-Montjuïc with orderly works and fine finishes. We know the logistics of buildings with inner courtyards, tight goods lifts and streets with difficult loading/unloading. You will have a single project manager, weekly reports and a clear phased plan.

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  • Visit and measurements in 48 h
  • Itemised quote
  • Works plan with milestones
  • Quality control and post-works review

Renovation company in Sants-Montjuïc: what we do and how

Design & planning

Laser survey, condition plans and layout proposals. 3D render if you need it to see light and materials.

Clean demolitions

On-source extraction, bagging and defined removal route. Entrance halls protected with double layer and clear signage.

Partitions & acoustics

Dry-lining and insulation where they add value. Clean junctions and provisions for services to avoid breaking through later.

Full installations

Zoned electrics, data network, multilayer plumbing and soundproofed drainage. Ducted or multi-split air conditioning.

Bespoke kitchen

Lacquered or wood fronts, premium hardware and sintered stone. Ergonomics and useful storage for everyday use.

Detailed bathrooms

Flush shower, concealed taps, wall-hung sanitaryware and large-format porcelain with minimal grouting.

Lighting & joinery

Cove lighting with warm LED, low-UGR recessed fittings. Lacquered doors with concealed hinges and bespoke wardrobes.

Handover and control

Room-by-room checklist, operation tests and post-works review for quick fixes if needed.

Methodology in Sants-Montjuïc: order, quiet and realistic timescales

  1. 1. Visit and plan

    We measure, review the building envelope and define works logistics. Proposal and plan with schedule.

  2. 2. Permits & communication

    We process the applicable licence and coordinate with the concierge and community.

  3. 3. Protection

    Wrapping of entrance hall, lift and common areas. Removal route with no surprises.

  4. 4. Phased execution

    Demolitions, partitions, installations, bathrooms, kitchen, floors and painting. Milestone sign-off.

  5. 5. Control and progress

    Weekly reports and written approval of changes.

  6. 6. Post-works review

    Tests, handover checklist and review a few days later for adjustments.

Case in Sants-Montjuïc: flat with courtyard and social kitchen

Starting point

Home with long hallway, interior kitchen and old joinery. Goal: gain space, improve lighting and update services while keeping the building's character.

Kitchen and living room

Opened up to the living room with peninsula, matte lacquered fronts and sintered stone worktop. Ribbed glass sliding doors towards the hallway to borrow light.

Suite and bathrooms

Bathroom with flush shower, concealed taps and wall-hung sanitaryware. Large-format porcelain with continuous layout.

Lighting & joinery

Cove lighting with warm LED, low-UGR recessed fittings and bespoke wardrobes. Lacquered joinery with concealed hinges.

Installations

Zoned consumer unit, data network in main rooms and ducted air conditioning with discreet linear grilles.

Completion

Handover with checklist, operation tests and post-works review for finishing touches.

Materials and details

Sintered stone and oak sample
Sintered stone + oak
Matte lacquered fronts with integrated handle
Matte lacquered fronts
Integrated linear air conditioning grille
Integrated linear grille

Renovations in Sants-Montjuïc? We come to measure, study your case and deliver a clear works plan.

Frequently asked questions

Licences and community

What licence does an interior renovation usually need?

Usually minor works with a technical report and plans. If there is structural or facade impact, major works.

How do you manage coexistence with the community?

Daily protection, defined removal route and direct communication with the concierge. Clean works, happy neighbours.

Process and timescales

How long does a full renovation take?

It depends on the area and complexity. We work with a phased schedule and weekly reports. The exact timeframe is defined after the visit.

Who will be my point of contact?

A single project manager coordinates trades, checks quality and updates you every week.

Quality and finishes

What quality of materials do you use?

Bespoke joinery, large-format porcelain, sintered stone, premium hardware and quiet air conditioning.

What happens after handover?

Post-works review to resolve any adjustments quickly.