How we work
The construction process is quite clean. First, we assemble the metal frame with galvanised steel profiles, screwed to the floor and ceiling. Electrical cables and water pipes, if any, are routed, and the interior is filled with rock wool or glass wool for considerable acoustic insulation. Plasterboard panels are screwed to both sides. They are joined with fibre tape and joint compound, sanded between layers until a completely smooth surface is achieved, ready for painting. Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online – we'll reply in under 10 minutes during business hours. The small, comprehensive renovation of a bathroom or kitchen may seem simple from the outside, but technically it combines several trades that must work in coordination in a limited space and under a tight deadline. If coordination fails, deadlines double, the budget gets out of control, and the final result has visible defects you'll have to live with for the next ten years. The difference between a well-done renovation and a poorly done one is rarely in the materials (they are the same in both cases) but in the project, the coordination, and the quality of each trade.
