Request a quote for a full house renovation
E.g.: full renovation of a house or apartment
Start with the location of your house, the rooms involved and the work you envisage. State what should be retained and what still needs defining. An initial description starts the conversation; scope and price must then be confirmed with the contractor.
Describe the house and your goal
Provide known areas, visible condition and intended uses. Mention available plans, assessments or records of earlier work. Distinguish your observations from a professional assessment and identify areas not examined.
Explain site constraints
Say whether you want to remain at home, what access is available and any timing constraints. Mention proposed structural changes or extensions so that procedures and studies can be clarified.
Prepare the contractor discussion
Ask what needs visiting or measuring before pricing, who will coordinate interventions and what remains excluded. Clarify offer validity, payments and how project changes will be handled.
Check tax and energy procedures
Confirm the housing VAT conditions and, for direct application, AED approval before the relevant work. For energy renovation, check Klimabonus conditions and steps; an insulation item in a quote does not establish eligibility.
Indicative prices in Luxembourg
By quotation
The price must be established for the selected work after the necessary checks. Request detailed items and VAT treatment; no verified local price range is provided here.
Subsidies and grants
Potential grants require checking the scheme, works and dates of your project. Do not deduct them automatically from the offer price.
Frequently asked questions
Must I know all the work before requesting a quote?
No. Describe your goal and what remains open. The contractor can identify the information or investigations needed before pricing.
Does a request fix a start date?
No. Confirm availability, procedures and procurement before treating a schedule as agreed.
Can we plan to stay in the house?
Mention this preference in the request. Those involved need to assess access, interruptions and essential facilities before confirming whether it is possible.