Complete renovation of an existing building

<p>Renovating an existing building requires careful coordination to ensure overall <strong>structural stability</strong> while adapting the property to new functional or technical needs. This mission covers the complete refurbishment of multiple rooms, technical zones and circulation areas, combining energy upgrades, aesthetic improvements and a <strong>coherent and durable internal layout</strong> suited for residential or professional use.</p>

<p>The contractor handles:</p>
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<li>removal and disposal of outdated materials</li>
<li>electrical and plumbing upgrades over approximately <strong>40 linear meters</strong></li>
<li>renewal of heating, ventilation and cooling systems</li>
<li>thermal and acoustic insulation</li>
<li>surface preparation and plastering</li>
<li>installation of new flooring</li>
<li>creation or renovation of kitchens and bathrooms</li>
<li>custom interior carpentry</li>
<li>full painting</li>
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<p>This service is suitable for residential buildings, mixed-use properties or professional spaces requiring a full structural and functional upgrade. The general contractor evaluates the existing structure, coordinates all trades and ensures the smooth sequencing of the works while meeting technical, safety and energy requirements.</p>

<p>The final result delivers a <strong>modern and unified living or working environment</strong> while ensuring a <strong>durable enhancement of the building’s value</strong>. This comprehensive renovation provides a long-term solution that adapts the interior layout to the evolving needs of occupants.</p>

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<h3>Frequently Asked Questions</h3>
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<li><strong>Why renovate an entire building?</strong> To improve performance and safety.</li>
<li><strong>Typical duration?</strong> Around 40–90 days depending on complexity.</li>
<li><strong>How often?</strong> Usually once per full building life cycle.</li>
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