Full home renovations in Valencia · 35 years of experience
Full home renovations in Valencia, turnkey and at a fixed price
We renovate your home from top to bottom with our own in-house team, a single project manager and a fixed price agreed in writing. Layout, services, bathrooms, kitchen and finishes, coordinated from start to finish across Valencia, La Eliana and the whole of Camp de Túria.
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Renovating a home completely is one of the most important —and most demanding— decisions a family ever makes. Behind every full renovation there is a mix of excitement and very reasonable fear: fear that the budget will spiral, that the work will drag on forever, that no one will take responsibility when something doesn’t add up. At Batecs we have spent more than 35 years carrying out full home renovations in Valencia, La Eliana and Camp de Túria, and we know that this fear almost never comes from badly laid tiles: it comes from a lack of coordination and information.
That is why we work the opposite way to how the industry usually does. Instead of you chasing a plumber, an electrician and a builder who never speak to each other, a single project manager plans the phases, coordinates every trade and keeps you informed at every step. You make the important decisions; we make sure everything fits together and that your home is handed over when we said it would be and for the price we agreed.
Whether you’ve bought a flat to renovate from top to bottom, want to modernise your long-standing family home or adapt it to a new stage of life, this is the service that brings order to everything: design, permits, build and turnkey handover.
01 Complete service
What a full home renovation includes
We renovate the whole home, with a coherent, long-lasting result in every room —not a collection of one-off fixes.
Layout and building work
We redesign the layout to gain light, space and functionality, taking down and building up walls with sound judgement and technical backing.
Complete services
We renew the plumbing, electrics, climate control and drainage, bringing them up to current regulations and to suit your daily life.
Joinery and wardrobes
Doors, windows, wardrobes and bespoke joinery, prioritising insulation, durability and good looks in every room.
Flooring and wall finishes
Floors, tiling and wall finishes chosen for durability and design, consistent throughout the whole home.
Bathrooms and kitchen
We renovate the wet rooms in full —the most technical areas of the house— blended into the whole for a coherent result.
Painting and finishes
Final touches, painting and interior design until we hand over a home that’s clean, ready to move into and with nothing left outstanding.
Only want to renovate the kitchen or the bathroom? We have dedicated pages for kitchen renovations and bathroom renovations. If your home is a villa, take a look at our villa renovations.
02 Scope
Full or partial renovation: how to know which you need
A full renovation renews the home in its entirety —layout, services, wall and floor finishes, joinery and final touches—, whereas a partial renovation is limited to one room or a specific job.
A full renovation is usually the most cost-effective option when several of these signs appear at once: the layout no longer suits the way you live, the services are outdated or fall short of regulations, you have just bought an older property, or the problems (damp, poor insulation, worn floors and joinery) are piling up and fixing them one by one works out more expensive in the long run.
If you only need to renovate one specific area, consider our partial renovations. And if you’re unsure, during the site visit we’ll advise you honestly on the scope that genuinely suits you —even if it’s smaller than you expected.
03 Your home
Choose your case
Every type of home has its own challenges. These are the most common ones in Valencia and the surrounding area; tap the one that most resembles yours.
Eixample flat
Grand period flats with high ceilings and lots of internal walls. The challenge: opening up spaces and renewing services while keeping the character.
Villa or townhouse
A detached home with outdoor space, a terrace and sometimes a pool. The challenge: indoor-outdoor flow and efficiency.
Penthouse or duplex
Spaces with split levels and terraces. The challenge: making the most of the light, joining floors and getting the building envelope right.
Village house
Older construction with load-bearing walls and timber floor structures. The challenge: structure, damp and insulation.
By property type
Full renovation by type of home
You don’t renovate a city-centre flat the same way as a villa with a garden. These are the particular features that come up most often in Valencia and its metropolitan area, and how we deal with them.
Full renovation of a flat in Valencia
Flats in the Eixample and Ruzafa districts often have high ceilings, lots of internal walls and original joinery worth keeping. Here the challenge is to open up spaces and modernise the services without losing the character: we restore mouldings and hydraulic tiled floors where it’s worthwhile and completely renew the plumbing and electrics, which in older buildings are almost always at the end of their life. In 1960s and 70s blocks the work leans more towards redistributing, insulating and gaining efficiency.
Full renovation of a villa or townhouse
In a villa the renovation doesn’t stop at the front door: the façade, terrace, porch, garden and pool are all part of the project. We aim for indoor-outdoor flow —large openings, floors that continue out onto the terrace— and pay particular attention to insulation and climate control, because a detached home loses more energy than a flat. This is our strong suit: discover our villa renovations.
Penthouses, duplexes and village houses
Penthouses and duplexes play with split levels, staircases and terraces: here light and a good building envelope are what matter most. Older village houses, common in the towns of Camp de Túria, call for looking at the structure first —load-bearing walls, timber floor structures—, treating rising damp and improving insulation that rarely exists. In every case, the site visit tells us our starting point before we promise anything.
04 Project management
Turnkey, with a single point of contact
Most problems on a renovation don’t come from one piece of poor work, but from poor coordination: trades who don’t understand each other, schedules that overlap and no one taking responsibility for the whole. When you hire the builder, the plumber and the joiner separately, the «conductor of the orchestra» ends up being you —with no time, no technical know-how and the work going on in your own home.
At Batecs a single project manager plans the phases, coordinates building work, plumbing, electrics, joinery and painting, and keeps you informed at every step. This means fewer surprises, more realistic timescales and an orderly job right through to the turnkey handover: you receive your home clean, checked and ready to move into.
05 Investment
How much a full home renovation costs in Valencia
No two homes are the same, but market ranges do help you get your bearings before requesting a quote. These are indicative: we set the actual price after the site visit.
| Level of renovation | Indicative price | What it usually includes |
|---|---|---|
| Refresh (entry level) | ≈ €400-600/m² | Renewing finishes, painting, floors and giving the bathroom and kitchen a refresh, without major changes to the layout. |
| Mid-range renovation | ≈ €600-900/m² | Moderate layout changes, new services, complete bathrooms and kitchen, joinery and good finishes. |
| High-end / premium | ≈ €900-1,400+/m² | Full reconfiguration, home automation, air-source heat pump climate control, high-end materials and bespoke interior design. |
Indicative market ranges in Valencia for 2026, by way of reference. They do not constitute a quote or an offer. As a hypothetical example, a 90 m² flat at mid-range level would be in the region of €54,000-81,000, but the actual cost depends on your home.
What affects the price
The price depends above all on the floor area, on the starting condition (the older and more run-down it is, the more preparatory work), on the scope of the changes to layout and services, and on the level of quality you choose for floors, joinery, bathrooms and kitchen.
That’s why we prefer to give you a fixed price after the site visit, with each item itemised, rather than a price per square metre that then doesn’t match your home. That way you know from day one exactly what you’ll pay.
Making the most of your budget
How to manage the cost without giving up what matters
Cutting your budget isn’t about choosing the cheapest of everything: it’s about knowing where to invest and where to hold back. After 35 years, this is what we tend to recommend to anyone on a tight budget who doesn’t want to regret it.
Don’t cut back on what you can’t see. Plumbing, electrics, waterproofing and insulation are the «invisible structure» of the renovation. Skimping there is the most expensive mistake in the medium term, because redoing it means tearing up floors and tiling you’ve already paid for.
You can adjust on finishes and furniture. Today there are porcelain tiles, worktops and joinery offering excellent value that deliver a superb result. And you can always set aside a treat —a kitchen island, a special wall finish— for later on.
Renovating in phases is an option. If the budget won’t stretch to everything, we plan the work so the priorities (services, bathrooms, kitchen) are done now and the rest can be completed later without having to undo anything. The important thing is for the project to factor in from the outset where you want to end up.
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06 The Batecs method
How we handle your full home renovation
A clear, orderly process, from the first contact to handing over the keys.
Visit and advice
We visit your home, listen to your needs and assess the property’s real condition, with no obligation.
Design and proposal
We define the layout, quality levels and scope, with drawings and a fixed price itemised line by line.
Permits and planning
We handle the necessary paperwork and plan the phases and timescales of the work.
Coordinated build
We build with our own in-house team, coordinating every trade under a single project manager.
Quality control
We supervise every phase and keep in constant communication with you throughout the work.
Turnkey handover
We check the finishes and hand over your home clean and ready to move into.
Step by step
The phases of a full renovation, from the inside
Beyond the six-step summary, this is what actually happens on site once we get to work. Knowing the order helps you understand why the timescales are what they are and why coordination matters so much.
1. Demolition and preparation
Out goes whatever isn’t staying —partition walls, floors, sanitary ware, old services— and the rubble is taken away. It’s a quick but messy phase, and it’s where the hidden surprises of older homes start to appear: a soil pipe in poor condition, a beam that needs reinforcing. That’s exactly why the prior site visit is so important.
2. Building work and «first-fix» services
The new layout goes up and, before anything is closed in, the plumbing, electrics, climate control and drainage are left exposed. It’s the least eye-catching phase and the most decisive: what’s done well here can’t be seen, but it prevents problems for the next twenty years.
3. Floors, tiling and wall finishes
Now it’s time for the floors and the bathrooms and kitchen. This is where the work starts to look like the render: the porcelain tiles, the microcement, the worktops. It calls for fine coordination between builder, plumber and electrician so that sockets, drains and joints all end up in the right place.
4. Joinery, painting and final touches
The doors, wardrobes and windows go in, the painting is done and the details are finished off. This is where you see the difference between a carefully done job and a rushed one: the junctions, the skirting boards, the silicone. We finish with a post-build clean and a final walk-through with you before handing over the keys.
Throughout every phase you have a single point of contact who tells you where the work stands and what’s coming next. No finding things out once it’s too late to fix them.
07 The decision
A single project manager vs. hiring individual trades
The difference isn’t in the hourly rate, but in who takes responsibility for the end result.
You coordinate the work
- You request several quotes that don’t fit together.
- If something goes wrong, each trade blames the last.
- Schedules overlap and drag on with no control.
- You sort out the surprises, during working hours.
- Hard to know the total cost until the very end.
We take responsibility for the whole
- A single fixed, itemised quote.
- One project manager to turn to for everything.
- Planned phases and committed timescales.
- We coordinate the trades; you just decide.
- You know the total cost from day one.
08 Real projects
Full renovation projects
A sample of the kind of homes we transform completely in Valencia and Camp de Túria.
Villa in Camp de Túria
Full renovation of a detached home: reconfiguring the ground floor to join the kitchen and living room, new services, a natural stone façade and a refresh of the area around the pool. The result: a bright, low-maintenance home.
Home with an open-plan kitchen
We took down the walls between the kitchen, living room and dining room to create a single space connected to the terrace. A continuous floor, large-format joinery and natural light from façade to façade. The family gained a generous living area where there used to be three small rooms.
Home with natural finishes
A full renovation with a Mediterranean language: wood, natural stone and warm tones. We renewed the services and insulation, blended the kitchen into the living room and took care over every piece of bespoke joinery for a timeless home.
You can see more completed work in our gallery of projects and in the portfolios of villas and stone finishes.
09 Quality
Materials and finishes
We advise you so that every material brings something —not just looks, but durability and ease of maintenance too.
Floors
Large-format porcelain, microcement, high-resistance laminate or natural wood, depending on how each room is used.
Kitchen and bathrooms
Quartz, Dekton or porcelain worktops; wall-hung sanitary ware, bespoke shower screens and thermostatic taps.
Joinery
Lacquered or timber doors, bespoke wardrobes and windows with thermal-break frames for better insulation.
Climate control
Ducted air, air-source heat pumps and underfloor heating for a home that’s efficient and comfortable all year round.
Lighting
A layered design —general, task and ambient— so each room feels different at every hour of the day.
Natural finishes
Stone and wood well integrated, very much part of the Mediterranean style of many villas in the area.
More than looks
The renovation that also saves you money
A full renovation is the best opportunity —and the cheapest— to improve your home’s energy efficiency, because everything is already opened up. Making the most of it means paying less every month for years to come.
Swapping the windows for thermal-break frames with double glazing, beefing up the insulation of the façade and roof, and replacing old boilers with an air-source heat pump or underfloor heating significantly reduces what you spend on heating and air conditioning. In villas, where there’s more surface in contact with the outside, the effect is even more noticeable.
It isn’t about spending more, but about investing where it really shows: in comfort, in quiet and in lower bills. We advise you on which improvements make sense in your case and which you can leave for a second phase.
10 Before you start
Mistakes worth avoiding
- Starting the work without a design and a fixed price agreed in writing.
- Hiring individual trades with no one to coordinate the whole.
- Choosing the cheapest quality for services that later end up hidden.
- Failing to plan for the home’s thermal and acoustic insulation.
- Changing decisions midway through with no control over cost or schedule.
- Neglecting the permits and the council paperwork required.
Gallery
Full renovations we’ve carried out
Real work by Batecs in Valencia and Camp de Túria. Our own in-house team, from start to finish.
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Coverage
Areas where we carry out full home renovations
We work in the city of Valencia, La Eliana —where we’re based— and every town in Camp de Túria and l’Horta Nord.
La Eliana
Paterna
Bétera
Godella
Llíria
Rocafort
Riba-roja
Moncada
Alboraya
Meliana
Puçol
Paiporta
La Cañada
San Antonio de Benagéber
La Pobla de Vallbona
Common questions
Frequently asked questions about full home renovations
How much does a full home renovation cost in Valencia?
As an indicative market reference, it usually ranges between ≈€400/m² for a finishes refresh and €900-1,400/m² or more at the high end with layout changes and new services. It depends on the floor area, the starting condition and the quality levels. After the site visit we hand you a fixed, itemised quote, with no vague line items.
How long does a full home renovation take?
It varies with the size and scope, but as a guide a medium-sized home usually takes between 8 and 14 weeks. In the proposal we give you a phased plan with realistic timescales that we stick to during the work.
Can I keep living in the house during the renovation?
On a full renovation it’s usually not advisable, because the whole home is being worked on at once (services, floors, bathrooms). On partial or phased renovations it may well be possible. We’ll assess this with you during the visit to keep disruption to a minimum.
Do I need a building permit, and do you handle it?
Yes. Most full renovations require a permit or a responsible declaration depending on the council. We advise you and handle the necessary paperwork so the work is always above board.
Who coordinates the trades during the work?
A single Batecs project manager. They coordinate the building work, plumbing, electrics, joinery and painting, and are your point of contact for everything, from start to finish.
Can the price go up midway through the work?
We work to a fixed price agreed in writing. It only changes if you decide to expand the scope or if a hidden surprise turns up (for example, a service in poor condition inside a wall); in that case we tell you and agree it with you before carrying on, never as a surprise.
What guarantee does the renovation carry?
We stand behind the work carried out and the materials in line with current regulations. And because we’re an in-house team, we resolve any later adjustment ourselves, without passing you on to third parties.
Do you renovate flats bought to move straight into, turnkey?
Yes, it’s one of our most common jobs. We take care of the whole process —design, build and finishes— and hand over the home clean and ready to move into.
Do you work with my architect or interior designer?
No problem. We coordinate with your architect or interior designer if you already have one; and if not, we can also handle the design and interiors within the same project.
When is it worth renovating rather than moving?
If you like the location, the home has a good amount of space and the structure is sound, renovating usually works out better than buying another house and taking on taxes, removals and fees. A full renovation lets you have «a new home» in the place you already love, tailored to you. During the visit we give you an honest opinion on whether your home is worth renovating.
How do I choose a renovation company I can trust?
Look at four things: that they give you a fixed, itemised quote in writing, that they have an in-house team and real work to show you, that there’s a single project manager, and that their reputation is verifiable (in our case, 4.4★ on Google). Be wary of anyone who gives a fixed price over the phone without seeing the home.
Do you also handle the design and project management?
Yes. We can take on the design, the planning and the on-site management within the same service, or coordinate with the architect or interior designer you already have. The advantage of doing it all with us is that the people who design and the people who build speak the same language.
Which areas do you carry out full home renovations in?
In the city of Valencia, La Eliana and every town in Camp de Túria and l’Horta Nord: Paterna, Bétera, Godella, Llíria, Rocafort, Riba-roja, San Antonio de Benagéber, La Cañada and the surrounding area.
In short
A full home renovation in Valencia renews the whole home —layout, services, bathrooms, kitchen, floors, joinery and finishes— under a single project manager and at a fixed price. At Batecs we carry it out with our own in-house team and hand it over turnkey, ready to move into.
As an indicative market reference, a full renovation usually ranges between ≈€400/m² (finishes refresh) and €900-1,400/m² (high end with layout changes and new services). We set the actual price for your home after the site visit, with no surprises.
Related projects
Some of the projects we’ve renovated
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Let’s talk about your project
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Tell us what your home is like and what you want to achieve, and we’ll advise you with no obligation. We reply within 24-48 hours.
As well as full home renovations, at Batecs we do kitchen renovations, bathroom renovations, villa renovations, partial renovations, new-build homes and swimming pool construction. Find out more about how we work on our renovation services.