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Apartment renovations
Full renovations with drywall and finishing works.
Work scopes
Representative work scopes we handle most often
This page shows the most common scopes, their sequencing, and the points where good coordination matters most for a clean result.
Overview
A clearer way to recognize your own renovation scope
Each scope below explains the typical work order, the main decisions, and where mistakes usually happen before execution starts.
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Bathrooms and kitchens
Remodels with waterproofing, tiling, and clean details.
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Business spaces
Fast adaptations with minimal downtime.
Apartment renovation: a typical Zagreb scope
Demolition, drywall, substrate prep, floors, painting, and finishing under one coordinated plan.
- Existing wall, floor, and substrate review
- Multi-phase coordination without reopening finished areas
- Clean finishing and final handover
Bathroom renovation: a typical work sequence
Demolition, substrate preparation, waterproofing, tiling, and clean final details inside a compact space.
- Finish layout and surface transitions before demolition
- Waterproofing, falls, and technical layers
- Tiling, joints, transitions, and final details
Kitchen renovation: substrates, finishes, and detailing
Wall and floor preparation with final finishing ready for kitchen fitting.
- Accurate finish levels and surface transitions
- Wall, floor, and working-zone preparation
- Finish surfaces ready for kitchen fitting
Office space: fast adaptation and clean handover
A typical scope when the goal is to return the space to function quickly with minimal disruption.
- Space protection and agreed work phases
- Partitions, floors, walls, and finishing
- Clean handover with minimal business downtime
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