Moving your meter cupboard: what does it cost and how do you plan it into your renovation?
Moving a meter cupboard usually costs €400 to €1,000 for the electrician, plus your network operator’s charge for the connection and the meter.
Moving a meter cupboard usually costs €400 to €1,000 for the electrician, plus your network operator’s charge for the connection and the meter.
Renovating a house built after 2005 costs about €6,576 with us for a 120 m² home: all walls painted white and the sprayed ceilings skimmed smooth, excluding VAT.
Renovating a 1980s house costs about €9,573 for the walls and ceilings of a 120 m² home with us.
Renovating an existing apartment typically costs between €300 and €500 per m² of living space, and the owners’ association rules apply to the floor and the common parts.
Having wall tiles removed costs from about €25 per m², and plastering the wall ready for painting afterwards costs €22.99 per m² with us, materials included.
Renovating a staircase with step covers costs on average €1,600 to €2,000 for a straight staircase of 13 steps, and painting is cheaper.
Finishing a concrete hollow-core slab ceiling costs from €20.99 per m² with us, excluding VAT, and the V-joints decide which route suits.
Installing underfloor heating in an existing home typically costs €30 to €45 per m² for routing into the screed alone.
Replacing a wood-panel ceiling with a plasterboard ceiling typically costs €20 to €40 per m², plus the finishing.
Rewiring a whole old house during a renovation usually costs between €35 and €50 per m² of floor area: for a 120 m² terraced house that is €4,200 to €6,000.