Renovator / Athens & Attica

Complete apartment renovation

Apartment renovation in Athens. Thought through.

Design, technical decisions and construction managed as one project—around the realities of your apartment and the building it belongs to.

See how the planning record, drawings, 3D study and completed photographs tell the story of a completed apartment renovation in central Athens.

01 / Site review02 / Design & scope03 / Construction
Completed Chalandri apartment bedroom with timber feature wall and parquet floor
REAL PROJECTChalandri, Athens

THE APPROACH

More than a new finish.
A home that works.

An apartment renovation in Athens is shaped by more than its floor plan. Existing services, shared pipes, access, neighbouring homes and building rules all affect what can be built and how the work is organised.

Renovator brings the design and construction decisions together, from the first technical review through to the agreed handover. Each proposal is based on the property’s condition and the owner’s priorities.

01 / WHAT THE PROJECT MAY INCLUDE

One apartment.
One coordinated scope.

The exact work is defined after assessment and design. These parts are considered together rather than as isolated upgrades.

01

Layout & architecture

A new plan built around everyday use, natural light, storage and the apartment’s actual structural constraints.

02

Services & wet areas

Electrical, plumbing, heating and cooling decisions coordinated with the kitchen, bathrooms and shared building services.

03

Finishes & construction

Floors, doors, joinery, lighting and final surfaces planned as part of one construction sequence.

04

Delivery & handover

Trade coordination, material scheduling, checks at key stages and a final review of the agreed work.

02 / THE APARTMENT BUILDING

Good design has to work beyond your front door.

Relocating a bathroom or kitchen depends on drainage routes, floor depth and shared stacks. Deliveries, lifts, permitted hours and the protection of common areas affect the construction programme.

Moisture may originate from a neighbouring apartment, façade or communal roof. Its source must be investigated before finishes are repaired. Work involving shared parts or other properties may require coordination with the building manager and owners.

Read the guide for owners abroad

03 / FROM IDEA TO HANDOVER

A clear sequence.
Fewer surprises.

01

Understand the apartment

We review the location, size, condition, intended use, drawings and photographs, then arrange the appropriate site visit.

02

Define a buildable scope

Layout, installations, building access, approvals, materials and budget are considered together before the quotation is agreed.

03

Coordinate the work

Trades, deliveries and decisions follow an agreed programme. Changes affecting scope, cost or timing are confirmed in writing.

04

Review & hand over

The completed scope is inspected and any remaining items are recorded before handover.

See the full Renovator process
Dark tiled WC with an illuminated mirror in the completed Chalandri apartmentRenovated Chalandri apartment kitchen with timber cabinetry and a light worktop

04 / COMPLETED WORK · CHALANDRI

See the decisions come together.

In this completed 90 sq.m. apartment renovation, design, new electrical and plumbing installations, kitchen, bathrooms, lighting and bespoke joinery were coordinated as one project.

90 sq.m.ApartmentChalandriAthensDesign + buildProject scope
Explore the Chalandri project

05 / BUDGET & QUOTATION

Clarity before construction.

Renovator undertakes organised renovation projects with a minimum budget of €40,000 plus applicable VAT. This covers the work and basic construction materials described in the quotation. Client-selected finishes and equipment are excluded unless agreed in writing.

There is no reliable standard price per square metre. Building condition, the extent of installation work, layout changes, access, approvals and material choices all affect the final scope and cost. A detailed quotation follows the site review and confirmation of the project requirements.

Read the cost and quotation FAQs

YOUR NEXT STEP

Tell us about your apartment.

Share its location, approximate area, current condition, intended use and available budget. Drawings or photographs help make the first discussion more useful.

Request an assessment