We renovate homes and commercial premises right across the city, and sixteen neighbourhoods have a page of their own: what work we have done there and what changes when you work in that kind of building. Start with your district.
Site visit and measurementsbefore quoting, in any neighbourhood
Detailed quoteitemised, with no obligation
Site manageron site and following up
Extras approved beforethey are carried out, never after
What changes from one neighbourhood to another
Renovating is the same trade across the whole city. What changes is the building, and the building decides the order of the works, the logistics, the timeline and much of the quote.
The building and its era. A 1900 building in Ciutat Vella has Catalan vaulting and load-bearing walls; a 1960s one in Nou Barris has beam-and-block floors and single-skin brick partitions; a 2005 block in Diagonal Mar comes with the services already in.
Access and the residents’ association. The lift a bath will not fit into, the courtyard where nothing can be stored, the narrow street where the skip takes up a lane: these are days on site, not paperwork.
What turns up once you open up. In flats built before the seventies, under the plaster you find surface wiring and exposed pipework. That is why the site visit locates risers, soil stacks and vents before we quote. And if extra work comes up during the project, it is assessed, quoted and sent to you: it is only carried out once you approve it.
The paperwork. It depends on the scope and on what the works affect, not on the neighbourhood; what does change with the building is how sensitive it is: protected features, façade, common areas. What is needed is established before we start, and we go through it with you at the visit.
The sixteen areas with their own page
From sea to mountain, and from Llobregat to Besòs: ten districts and six neighbourhoods with their own page, each with our own work and with what changes when working in that kind of building.
None of them is a template with the name swapped. Each one covers the kind of work we do there, the real constraint of that type of building and the questions that genuinely hold up a decision to hire.
And the way we work is the same in all of them: during the works you deal with two people and you know which one to go to for what.
Site manager. Runs the work and the follow-up in the home.
Administration. Purchasing, invoicing and paperwork.
We also work outside Barcelona
We work across the whole of Barcelona, not only in the sixteen neighbourhoods that have a page of their own. If yours is not listed, tell us about your flat.
A single figure, quoted here once and linked to the page that keeps it up to date.
A standard comprehensive renovation falls in the range of €750 to €1,050/m². That is the range we publish, along with the other price bands, in comprehensive renovations in Barcelona. It is a guide: the real figure comes out of the visit, and what moves it most is almost never the finishes but the services and the building’s logistics.
On timing. A comprehensive renovation usually takes between 6 and 12 weeks depending on square metres, layout changes, the state of the services and the level of finish. It is a guide, not a scheduling commitment.
If your question is not here, call us on 933 53 54 09 or message us on WhatsApp.
Do you work across the whole of Barcelona or only in those sixteen neighbourhoods?
Across the whole city. The sixteen have their own page because that is where we have done the most work; they are not a boundary.
Does the price change depending on the neighbourhood?
The price per square metre is not set by the neighbourhood: it is set by the state of the services, the scope and the level of finish. What does change with the building is the logistics, and that goes in as its own line item, not hidden in the total.
How do you manage things with the other residents?
With a noise schedule, daily protection of the entrance hall and lift, an agreed waste removal route and a clean-up at the end of every day. If communal soil stacks or risers have to be touched, it is put to the residents’ association in advance.
How do I know which neighbourhood page is mine?
Find your district in the list above: if your neighbourhood has its own page, it appears within it; if not, the district page covers the whole area.
Tell us which neighbourhood it is in
Tell us what flat or premises it is and what you want to do. We come and see it, take measurements and send you an itemised quote.
