Demolition scope
The amount of old flooring, partitions and built-in elements affects labour time and waste removal.
Interior renovation
Full renovation
Major renovation with demolition, utilities, finishing and a clear work order.
- Clear estimate after inspection
- 2-year warranty
- Riga, Ogre and nearby areas
Service
When to choose full renovation
A full renovation is required when refreshing visible surfaces is not enough and the underlying structures or utility systems also need attention. The programme can include demolition, technical work, levelling and complete final finishes.
During the inspection, we assess visible structures and finishes, clarify electrical and plumbing requirements and discuss how the rooms will be used. We then prepare an offer divided into practical work stages.
The scope can include
- Removal of old finishes and unwanted elements
- Renewal of electrical and plumbing systems
- Levelling wall, ceiling and floor bases
- Complete interior finishing
- Quality checks and handover
Work sequence
How we organise the work
After inspecting the property, we agree the scope, materials and work sequence so each stage is completed at the right time.
1
Inspect the property and record its condition
2
Agree the scope, materials and estimate
3
Complete preparation, technical and finishing work
4
Check the result and hand over the completed work
Costs
What affects the price
An accurate price follows the inspection because it depends on the property's condition and the actual scope required.
Utility condition
Electrical wiring, water and drainage replacement is assessed after inspecting the existing systems.
New finishes
The selected surfaces, finish standard and custom details determine the final cost.
Questions
Frequently asked questions about full renovation
How is a full renovation different from a cosmetic renovation?
A full renovation covers more than visible finishes: it can include demolition, base repairs and replacement of utility systems.
Is a design or technical project required?
A coordinated work plan is enough for straightforward renovation. Structural changes or complex utilities may require technical documentation.
Can the estimate be divided into stages?
Yes. We can separate demolition, utility, preparation and finishing stages so the scope and costs remain transparent.
Contacts
Request an inspection
Tell us what service you need, where the site is and when it would be convenient to inspect it.