A major renovation of an old apartment starts with what you cannot see – wiring, plumbing, base surfaces and hidden defects. We replace the old systems and straighten the walls and floors before the finishing work.
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Prefab panel blocks and old brick buildings often have aluminium wiring without earthing, rusty steel pipes, cast-iron or asbestos-cement sewer pipes, and uneven walls and floors. That is why the site visit includes the electrical panel, the risers and the base surfaces, not just measuring the floor area.
Some defects only become visible after the strip-out. We document them with photos, explain what is needed and amend the plan and the quote in writing before we continue.
Technical detail: routes in prefab panel buildings
In prefab panel blocks, load-bearing walls and ceiling slabs are not chased for cables and pipes. The new routes run in the floor screed, along partition walls or above a suspended ceiling – this is planned from the quote stage.
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.
The price is set after a site visit, because in an old apartment the condition of the base surfaces, wiring and plumbing counts for more than the floor area.
The final cost is confirmed after a site visit, and additional work is agreed in writing before it is carried out.
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.”
If it has aluminium wires, no earthing and no residual current protection – yes. A major renovation is the right time, because the walls are being opened anyway.
Usually longer than renovating a new home of the same size, because there is demolition, new wiring and plumbing, and straightening of the base surfaces. The actual schedule is drawn up after the site visit and includes a buffer for hidden defects.
The internal plumbing and the electrical wiring carry a 6-year warranty, and the other construction and finishing work 2 years. Installed ready-made products carry the manufacturer's warranty, and you receive a written warranty certificate for the property.
If they are old steel or cast-iron risers, it makes sense to replace them before the bathroom. They are a common part of the building, so the replacement is agreed with the neighbours above and below and with the building's owners' association.
You will receive a written staged quote in which the risks and additional work are described in advance.
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