What Is Included in a Full Property Renovation?
By Greece RenovationUpdated 4 min read
Short answer
A full, turnkey property renovation includes permits and approvals when required, demolition and preparation, electrical works, plumbing, tiling and flooring, gypsum and drywall, painting, kitchens and bathrooms, lighting and installations, carpentry and finishing works, doors, fixtures and final installations — and the coordination of all of it by one team. Design guidance and furniture guidance can be part of the same project.
What “full” and “turnkey” mean
A full renovation renews the whole property rather than one room or one surface. Turnkey describes who is responsible: one company manages the entire project, from the first idea and required approvals to construction, finishing and final handover. You deal with one point of contact, not a list of separate contractors.
Stage 1 — Plan
- Vision and scope
- What you want the property to become, turned into a defined list of works.
- Permits, approvals and legal coordination
- When the works require it, the necessary permits, approvals, technical documentation and administrative requirements are coordinated with the appropriate engineers and professionals.
- Design decisions
- Layouts, materials, colours, lighting and finishes are decided before the trades need them.
Stage 2 — Renovate
- Demolition and preparation
- Removing what has to go and preparing the property for new work.
- Electrical works
- The electrical work the renovation calls for.
- Plumbing
- Plumbing for kitchens, bathrooms and the rest of the property.
- Gypsum and drywall
- Partitions, ceilings and drywall constructions.
- Tiling and flooring
- Wall and floor tiling, and new floors.
- Kitchens and bathrooms
- The rooms where most of the trades meet.
- Painting
- Surface preparation and painting.
- Lighting and installations
- Lighting and the installations that make the property work.
These trades depend on each other. Plumbing and electrical go in before walls are closed; tiling follows waterproofing; painting comes after drywall. In a turnkey project, sequencing them is the renovation company's job.
Stage 3 — Deliver
- Carpentry and finishing works
- Carpentry and the finishing works that complete each room.
- Doors, fixtures and final installations
- Everything that is fitted at the end.
- Furniture and final details
- Guidance on furniture, decoration and final selections, so the property feels complete and ready to enjoy.
- Handover
- The finished property is handed back to you.
The scope above reflects what Greece Renovation offers as a complete renovation. The scope of your own project is agreed with you before work starts.
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