What Does a Full Renovation Include?

When planning a full home renovation, nearly all elements of the property are included: installations, carpentry, windows, bathrooms, flooring, and finishes. It’s also the ideal time to restructure spaces and make small structural adjustments, as costs are reduced when done as part of the renovation.

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Space Design and Layout Changes

Changing the layout according to your needs can make your home feel more open, practical, and modern. This may include wall removals, room expansions, or even creating new spaces. Such changes must be carried out under architectural supervision to ensure safety and structural integrity.

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Bathroom and Kitchen Remodeling

Kitchens and bathrooms are often the most demanding areas in terms of time, cost, and effort. They usually require a complete overhaul of plumbing and electrical systems, along with new tiling, flooring, and fixtures. With the right design, these spaces can become both highly functional and aesthetically refined.

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Carpentry

Carpentry includes both interior elements (doors, wardrobes) and exterior ones (windows). Exterior carpentry must align with the building’s façade. Style, colors, and finishes should be consistent to create harmony throughout the property.

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Electrical and Plumbing Installations

If your home is over 20 years old, chances are the electrical wiring, fuse box, and plumbing need upgrading. A full renovation is the perfect opportunity to modernize these systems, install LED lighting, add smart technology, or optimize internet and multimedia connections.

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Finishes

Finishes and coverings bring everything together. They must be selected carefully to ensure the entire home feels cohesive and stylish.

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Materials

Materials define both the aesthetics and durability of your renovation. Depending on your budget and style preferences, you can choose from a wide range. At AS INTEGRAL, we recommend high-quality, long-lasting materials that maintain their beauty over the years—ideal for luxury renovations in Spain and Europe.

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Insulation and Climate Systems

Full renovations are the perfect time to reinforce thermal and acoustic insulation, ensuring energy efficiency. Heating, air conditioning, and ventilation systems should also be reviewed. Modern climate systems significantly improve comfort and reduce energy costs.

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Painting

Painting is usually the final step in a renovation. High-quality paint and skilled professionals guarantee walls that remain flawless for years. This stage can also involve removing textured walls, applying smooth finishes, or adding decorative textures for a personalized look.

Advantages of a Full Home Renovation

-A completely renewed home without moving.

-Increased property value—especially in the Spanish and European real estate market.

-Improved energy efficiency and comfort.

-Personalized spaces tailored to your lifestyle.

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Key Considerations Before Starting

• Timeline: full renovations take planning; allow enough time.

• Project design: an architect or interior designer ensures the best results.

• Budget: define a realistic budget, considering both essentials and premium finishes.

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