Planning a complete home renovation in The Hague? Optimum coordinates the full renovation of houses and apartments, combining demolition, layout changes, electrical work, plumbing, bathrooms, plastering, ceilings and finishing within one project.
Instead of managing several separate contractors, you have one point of contact for the complete renovation process.
A complete home renovation in The Hague can include demolition, structural preparation, a new internal layout, electrical installations, plumbing and drainage, bathroom renovation, ceilings, plastering, painting, flooring and final finishing. Optimum can coordinate these trades within one renovation project for houses and apartments.
A complete home renovation goes beyond updating one room. Several parts of the property are renovated together and planned as one project.
This can include changing the internal layout, renewing electrical and plumbing systems, renovating the bathroom, preparing the kitchen area, replacing ceilings and completely refinishing walls, floors and woodwork.
| Phase | Typical work |
|---|---|
| 1. Preparation | Inspection, demolition, removal and preparation of the existing property. |
| 2. Layout | New partitions, room changes, carpentry and preparation of ceilings. |
| 3. Installations | Electrical work, plumbing, drainage, sockets, lighting and technical preparation. |
| 4. Wet rooms | Bathroom, toilet, tiling, sanitary installation and kitchen connections. |
| 5. Finishing | Plastering, painting, flooring, skirting boards, doors and final details. |
A complete renovation involves several trades that depend on each other. Electrical and plumbing work must be completed before walls and ceilings are closed, while plastering and painting follow only after the technical work is ready.
By coordinating the project through one contractor, the different activities can be scheduled in the correct sequence and the client has one central point of contact.
Many homes in The Hague have been altered several times over the years. Older electrical installations, plumbing, ceilings and previous renovations may only become visible after demolition starts.
When the whole property is being renovated, it can be practical to address technical issues at the same time instead of reopening finished walls or floors later.
Complete renovations are also possible in apartments and upper-floor properties. Additional practical issues may include access, material transport, shared installations and rules set by the owners' association.
The renovation scope should therefore take both the apartment itself and the practical restrictions of the building into account.
The period between purchasing a property and moving in is often the best time for a complete renovation. Extensive demolition, electrical work, plumbing, plastering and flooring can be completed before furniture and occupants move into the property.
If you already have a floor plan, property listing, photographs or renovation drawings, send them together with a short description of the required work.
We review the existing property and discuss the required renovation.
The different construction, installation and finishing activities are combined into one clear scope.
The agreed works are translated into a quotation and practical project planning.
The different trades are carried out in the correct construction sequence.
After finishing, the completed work is inspected and any remaining handover items are discussed.
The cost of a full renovation depends on the size and condition of the property, the technical work required, layout changes and the chosen level of finish.
A renovation involving only surface finishes is fundamentally different from a project that also includes new electrical systems, plumbing, bathrooms, ceilings and major layout changes. A meaningful quotation therefore requires a clear renovation scope.
For other renovation projects, read more about Optimum as a renovation contractor in The Hague. For bathroom projects, view our bathroom renovation service.
A complete renovation can include demolition, layout changes, electrical work, plumbing, bathroom renovation, ceilings, plastering, painting, flooring and final finishing.
Yes. Depending on the project scope, multiple construction, installation and finishing trades can be coordinated within one renovation project.
Yes. Complete apartment renovations can also be carried out, taking access, building restrictions and shared installations into account where relevant.
Yes. A complete renovation is often the appropriate moment to assess and replace outdated electrical, plumbing and drainage systems before walls, floors and ceilings are finished.
Yes. Existing drawings, floor plans and specifications can be used to assess and define the renovation scope.
Yes. Project discussions, quotations and practical communication can be handled in English.
Send us the property address, available plans or photographs and a short description of the renovation works. We can review the project and discuss the next step.