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PNVTEAM GROUP
Residential renovation
Apartment and house renovation with coordinated layouts, building services, finishes and a clear work sequence.
Renovation of apartments and private houses
A successful renovation is built around the condition of the property, not only the desired appearance. Existing walls, floors, utilities, moisture, ventilation and structural limitations should be reviewed before demolition and procurement begin.
PNV Construction Group coordinates residential renovation from survey and planning to building services, finishes and final acceptance. The exact package is agreed for the project and may include contractor coordination, material procurement and technical supervision of hidden work.
Typical sequence
- survey, measurements, brief and drawings;
- demolition plan and protection of retained elements;
- assessment of exposed structures and existing services;
- new electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning routes;
- partitions, screeds, plaster, waterproofing and substrates;
- finishes, doors, sanitary equipment, lighting and fitted elements;
- testing, snagging, cleaning and handover documentation.
Hidden work and interfaces
Many expensive defects originate at interfaces: a shower tray and wall, a window and reveal, a floor screed and service pipe, or a ventilation duct and ceiling. These areas should be photographed and checked before they are concealed. Finished surfaces are then protected from subsequent trades.
For commercial properties, see commercial renovation. Selected work is shown in the renovation portfolio.
What to agree before finishing work
Renovating a flat or house brings together surface preparation, electrical work, plumbing and finishes. Before work starts, establish furniture and appliance positions, sockets, lighting, sanitary fittings and tile layouts. Decisions for individual rooms can then be brought into a coordinated plan.
PNVTEAM’s work descriptions include plastering and filling, paint and wallpaper, tiling, floor coverings, plasterboard structures and decorative finishes. The required tasks depend on the condition of the premises and the brief; quantities, materials and costs are recorded in the estimate.
Our process
From a site to a working property
Concept
Requirements, intended use and constraints.
Design
Architectural and technical design.
Cost estimate
Scope, phases and budget.
Construction
Organizing and carrying out the work.
Building services
Building systems, utilities and their coordination.
Technology
Metering, automation and digital systems.
Operation
Maintenance and operational provisions.
Scope of work
Layout and preparation
Review the layout, existing condition, equipment requirements and intended use.
Demolition to an agreed plan
Define permitted demolition and protection for structures and finished surfaces.
Building utilities
Coordinate utility routes, equipment positions and maintenance access.
Surface preparation
Coordinate preparatory work with the requirements of finishes and equipment.
Finishes
Carry out agreed finishing work in coordination with adjacent work stages.
Inspection and handover
Record completed work, outstanding items and the results of agreed inspections.
The final scope and responsibilities are agreed in the contract. The stages below do not mean that every item is automatically included in the price.
PNVTEAM GROUP
Specialist expertise working together on your project
PNVTEAM GROUP is a construction group that brings together the specialists and expertise required for each project. Scope, responsibilities and engagement terms are agreed for each assignment.
PNVTeam
Integrated delivery and coordination.
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Complete delivery of individual work stages.
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Architecture, planning and design.
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Frequently asked questions
Send a brief description and any information you already have. After the initial contact, we will agree on the material needed and the next step.
The final scope and responsibilities are agreed in the contract. The stages below do not mean that every item is automatically included in the price.
Warranty terms depend on the contract and type of work.
Discuss your project
Start with a brief description or send us your existing design or cost estimate.