Full renovations
Full home renovations in Málaga and the Costa del Sol
We renovate entire homes with a single team that handles design, permits, construction and finishes. We start with a detailed study of the property and your needs, and give you a fixed quote before work begins.
What it includes
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Assessment and design
We visit the property, assess its real condition and design the new layout with you.
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Permits
We handle the permits the works require so they start with everything in order.
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Complete works
Installations, masonry, floors, bathrooms, kitchen and joinery, coordinated by one team.
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Finishes and interiors
We choose materials, lighting and furniture with you to hand over a home ready to live in.
How we work
No surprises, start to finish
- 01
Visit and assessment
We visit the property, listen to what you need and study its real condition before proposing anything.
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Design and fixed quote
We design it with you, with 3D models so you can see the result before work starts, and give you a fixed price.
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One point of contact
We coordinate trades, materials and permits on a phased schedule, and keep you informed at every step.
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Final check and handover
We go over every detail with you and hand over the finished home, ready to live in.
FAQ
What clients ask before we start
How much does a full renovation cost in Málaga?
It depends on the size, the condition of the property and the level of finish. As a guide, Obrasa works at three levels: essential (€500 to €1,000/m²), mid-range (€1,000 to €1,350/m²) and high-end (€1,350 to €2,000/m²). The exact price is set in a fixed quote after visiting the property.
Do I need to move out during a full renovation?
In a full renovation you usually do, because installations, floors, kitchen and bathrooms are worked on at the same time. In partial renovations it is sometimes possible to stay by organising the works by area. It is assessed case by case during the visit.
Do I need a permit to renovate a home?
It depends on the scope of the works and the municipality. Renovations that do not affect the structure or façade are usually processed as minor works or with a responsible declaration; those that affect the structure or façade need a major works licence and a technical project. Obrasa handles the paperwork.