Madrid

Apartment renovation in Madrid

Apartment renovation in Madrid works with the comunidad de propietarios, lift bookings and existing stacks. Layout, kitchen and bathrooms are resolved as one package, not room by room.

Apartment kitchen and living room with timber, green surfaces and herringbone flooring — Interiors
Home and workplace interiors.

Layout, materials and building services.

Making better use of an apartment may mean reviewing the layout, integrating storage or reorganising kitchens and bathrooms. The work also depends on existing services, access, common areas and building management arrangements.

The contracted scope should identify technical responsibilities, included design services and any partner involvement. Supplies, exclusions and handover conditions belong in the proposal.

Which intervention fits your needs?

  • Full apartment renovation before moving in.
  • Kitchen, bathroom or selected-area renovation.
  • Storage and revised layout with wall assessment.

What the project should resolve

  • Make better use of rooms and routes between them.
  • Coordinate kitchens, storage and services rather than making isolated decisions.
  • Prepare access, shared-area protection and work logistics.
Compact kitchen with green cabinets, stone and task lighting — Interiors
Burgundy shower and timber bathroom vanity — Interiors

What should not be assumed included

Wall removal, shared systems and work outside the apartment are not automatically included. Confirm building rules, permitted hours and applicable approvals.

Residential renovation

Full home renovation in Madrid

Full renovation for houses and apartments, with individual room projects where the need is more focused. Explore what each space involves and how it connects to the rest of the home.

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You can also start with one space.

Kitchens and bathrooms have distinct requirements. Home offices, garages and wellness spaces can form part of a project after assessing the property and intended equipment.

01 / Work to define in the proposal

Work to define in the proposal

  • Room layout and use of space
  • Kitchens, bathrooms and integrated storage
  • Floors, doors, joinery and lighting
  • Existing services, access, protection and logistics

02 / What needs prior assessment

What needs prior assessment

  • Feasibility of structural changes or wall removal.
  • Design, approvals and specialist requirements.
  • Building conditions, access and work in occupied spaces.
  • Visit conditions, availability and responsibility for each task.

Compare the scope as well as the total.

A proposal should identify work, quantities, materials, exclusions and assumptions. Existing services, access and design needs also influence cost. Later changes should be recorded and approved with their impact.

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Our process

How the work is defined and followed.

Before construction, the proposal should clarify work, exclusions, responsibilities, approvals and follow-up. Clients need to know what they decide and when.

View stages and responsibilities
  1. 01

    Initial conversation

    Location, use of the space, priorities and constraints.

  2. 02

    Survey & scope

    Assess the existing space and identify design and technical requirements.

  3. 03

    Proposal & selections

    Set out work, exclusions, materials and decisions awaiting approval.

  4. 04

    Planning & construction

    Define phases, points of contact and a record of changes.

  5. 05

    Handover & follow-up

    Review the work, documentation and applicable follow-up conditions.

Materials, remote updates and handover

Three points to clarify before work begins. Follow-up arrangements and handover items are defined in the proposal.

01

Material selection

How are selections compared and approved?

Review flooring, kitchen fronts, wall finishes and paint samples under the apartment’s light. In wet areas, confirm suitability, cleaning and installation with the professional specifying the material.

Approve product references and finishes in writing before ordering. Substitutions should clarify differences in appearance, cost and supply.

Guide to choosing materials
02

Following the work remotely

What can be followed without being at the property?

Define who receives updates and who can approve decisions. Agree review points, information to share and how questions about kitchens, bathrooms and storage are resolved.

Include access and shared-area protection in the coordination. Confirm image-based selections with samples when colour or texture is important.

03

Project handover

What should be checked before the work is signed off?

Review the rooms involved, doors, cabinets and surfaces. Confirm checks of water, drainage, power and equipment included in the contract.

Also review shared areas used during the work and agreed cleaning. Record checks, documentation and follow-up conditions.

FAQ

What to decide before requesting a proposal.

Can a wall be removed?

Only after assessing structure, services and applicable requirements. A plan or photograph cannot establish that any wall may be removed.

Can I keep living in the apartment?

It depends on work, safety, phases and access to water, power and bathroom facilities. Decide before planning the work.

How can I follow the work remotely?

Agree a contact, update frequency and approval record. Confirm what will be shared and which decisions require a visit or physical samples.

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Tell us what needs to change.

Provide the location, property type and intended work. You do not need to have selected every material to explain your priorities.

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