Areas we serve

Germany

Project enquiries from Germany are welcome. Availability is confirmed after discussing location, scope and schedule.

Working in this area

Germany is one of our priority enquiry countries. We are a Portuguese company with no German office and no permanent team on the ground, so every German project is planned as travel work with a defined scope and a fixed working window. That suits renovation projects that can be handed over as a complete package rather than open-ended maintenance.

  • Enquiries handled in English, with quotations in writing
  • Painting, tiling and all flooring types, including subfloor preparation
  • Materials sourced locally or brought with us, agreed in the quotation
  • Project availability confirmed after discussing location, scope and schedule

Talk to us about your area

We would rather tell you honestly whether a project is practical for us than accept work we cannot do properly. Send the details and we will answer either way.

Primary WhatsApp
+351 912 522 925
Office address
Rua do Brasil 229, 3030-175 Coimbra, Portugal

Project types we take on

  • Apartment renovations completed between tenancies
  • Property owners preparing a flat for sale or letting
  • Tiling and flooring packages in a single continuous visit
  • Offices and small commercial spaces refreshed during a planned closure

How enquiries and quotations work here

Everything starts remotely. Send photos, a floor plan if you have one, and the square metres per room. We prepare a written quotation covering materials, labour, travel and the number of working days, then confirm it on a call before anyone commits.

Because we travel from Portugal, German projects need a clear scope and a reasonable lead time. Packages of work — several rooms, or tiling plus flooring together — make the trip practical; a single half-day repair usually does not.

Cities we hear from most

Enquiries reach us most often from Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, Frankfurt, Cologne, Düsseldorf and Stuttgart, and we assess each one on its scope rather than its postcode.