We demolish wall and floor tiles, terrazzo floors, screeds, plaster and non-load-bearing walls, and cut channels for new wiring and plumbing. Whatever stays, we protect from impacts and cracks.
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Before demolition, we mark the likely routes of pipes and cables and cut around the outline with a disc, so the neighbouring tiles and walls do not crack. Old tiles laid on mortar are removed together with the mortar, so the new tiling sits on a sound base.
Load-bearing walls, columns and beams remain untouched until a structural engineer has given an opinion and the necessary permits have been obtained. The waste can be carried out and taken away under the same agreement.
Technical detail: vibration in a residential building
A heavy breaker transmits the impact through the slab and can crack tiles and plaster in the neighbours' homes. That is why, in residential buildings, the outline is cut with a disc and demolition is done with tools suited to the structure.
The most common situations people call us about, and how we approach them.
Process
We organise the work around the specifics of the city and the property, planning access, logistics and stages.
Demolition is priced after a site visit, mainly by the square metres of tiling, flooring or plaster and by the type of base.
If a second layer or reinforcement that could not be seen at the site visit turns up under the old tiling, the additional work is agreed with you.
See the price listOur own projects with our own photos – see the level of detail and the finished result.
Every completed project receives a warranty certificate. This is what it covers and for how long.
The extended term applies to the installations themselves and to the roofing work. Installed ready-made products — taps, fittings, appliances — carry the manufacturer's warranty.
Genuine reviews from RemontS clients on our Google profile. The clients wrote them in Bulgarian – the English is our translation.
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“Reliable guys, easy communication, work done quickly and to a high standard. I recommend them.”
“If you're looking for tradespeople who work quickly, to a high standard and without any drama – these are your people! No ‘We'll come round tomorrow… or the day after…’, no headaches for you. They worked wonders with the renovation we needed and even left the place cleaner than they found it! In short – professionals with a capital ‘P’. I highly recommend them!”
“I highly recommend their services. Despite my fussiness, they kept to the deadline they had given and finished the bathroom renovation professionally, cleanly and meticulously.”
“Great work, an extremely professional attitude, deadlines met and excellent workmanship.”
“If you're looking for tradespeople, these are the right people. Fast, punctual and honest.”
“I recommend them wholeheartedly! Very honest, fast and skilful!”
“Punctual and honest – I recommend them.”
Initially we judge by its thickness, material and position, and in prefab panel and monolithic concrete buildings, also by the building's documentation. If in doubt, the wall is not demolished until a structural engineer has given an opinion.
Yes. We cut along the boundary with a disc so the tiles that stay do not crack, and check that the base beneath them is sound.
In the demolition area – yes. We switch off the relevant circuits and shut off the water, cap any exposed pipes and insulate the cables.
A bathroom of usual size is typically stripped out in 1–2 working days, including carrying out the waste. We give a more precise timeline after the site visit, because it depends on the base and on whether the screed is also removed.
It can be included or arranged separately, as you prefer. If you want demolition, cleaning and waste removal under one agreement, see our ‘Strip out, clean up, take away’ service.
You will receive a room-by-room list with the type of demolition and how the waste will be taken away.
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