Structural repair
Removing spalled concrete, cleaning and treating the rebar, then recasting or patching with suitable repair materials.
Renovating old houses, villas, flats, courtyards and façades: repairing cracks, leaks and spalled concrete, then finishing again.
Renovation starts with diagnosis: what is causing the crack, where the leak comes from, whether the rebar is rusting under the plaster. We inspect the building with you and list what truly needs repair and what can wait, then work in the right order: structure first (concrete, rebar, cracks), then insulation and services, then plaster, tiles and paint. We renovate traditional houses, villas, flats, apartment buildings, shops, courtyards and façades — from a single room or bathroom to the whole building.
Renovation and rehabilitation of residential and commercial buildings
Methods and equipment
Removing spalled concrete, cleaning and treating the rebar, then recasting or patching with suitable repair materials.
Injecting structural cracks with epoxy or suitable resins once the cause is known.
Waterproofing roofs and bathrooms before tiling so leaks do not return.
Plaster, tiles, gypsum and paint as you choose, with the untouched parts protected.
How it is done
We examine cracks, leaks, concrete and services, and photograph the condition.
We write the required works in order with materials, and send the offer and timing once the scope is agreed.
We start with structure, waterproofing and services, then move on to plaster, tiles and paint.
We walk through every item with you, remove debris and hand back a clean site.
Estimated prices
The price depends on measurements, site condition and access, and is written in the offer after the inspection.
Estimated prices — final price after site inspection and agreement
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With inspection: we establish the state of the concrete, rebar, cracks, leaks and services, then start with structure and waterproofing before any finishing, so nothing has to be redone later.
For partial work usually yes, by phasing the job and sealing off the work area. For a full renovation we advise vacating the parts being worked on.
Diagonal cracks, cracks that keep widening, or cracks in columns and beams need prompt checking; hairline cracks in plaster are usually superficial. We identify the type at inspection.
Yes: repairing cracks and external render, treating spalled projections, then the paint or cladding you choose.
By the area, the condition of the building, the scope and the chosen materials. Published prices are estimates; the final price follows inspection and agreement.
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