What affects the cost of a renovation in Antalya?

1. Size and layout

The floor area and the number of rooms are the starting point. Keeping the existing layout costs less than moving walls, opening a kitchen to the living room or changing where the bathroom sits, because every change touches walls, floors, plumbing and electrics.

2. The condition of the property

Two apartments of the same size in Antalya can need very different work. In older buildings, removing tiles often reveals old pipework, uneven floors or damp that must be fixed before anything new goes in. A site visit is the only way to see this properly.

3. Scope: refresh or full renovation

A refresh, such as painting, new flooring and lighting, is very different from a full renovation with new plumbing, electrics, kitchen and bathrooms. Kitchens and bathrooms bring together the most trades per square metre: waterproofing, tiling, plumbing, electrics and cabinetry.

4. Materials and finishes

Tiles, stone, cabinetry, doors and fittings are usually the biggest variable in the total. The same bathroom can be finished in very different ways. We are not tied to any brand, so we can suggest options that fit both your taste and your budget.

5. The building and access

Which floor the apartment is on, whether there is a lift, parking for materials and the building management's rules on working hours all affect how the work is organised. For villas, access to the garden and the amount of outdoor work matter too.

6. Plumbing and electrics

Renewing pipes and wiring is hidden once the walls are finished, but it protects everything you invest on top. Our own team handles plumbing and electrical work, so it is planned together with the rest of the renovation.

Working across Antalya

We renovate homes all over Antalya, including Konyaaltı, Hurma, Sarısu, Liman, Lara, Kundu, Güzeloba, Şirinyalı, Fener, Çağlayan, Altıntaş, Döşemealtı and Beldibi. The type of property and the building rules differ from area to area: villas with gardens are common in areas such as Döşemealtı and Beldibi, while in Konyaaltı, Lara and Fener many homes are apartments in managed complexes. Both affect how the work is planned.

How to get an accurate estimate

• Send a few photos, the rough size and what you would like to change.
• Book a free site visit so we can check the condition and measure.
• Ask for a written, itemised estimate: demolition, waste removal, waterproofing, materials and finishing should all be listed.
• Compare quotes line by line, not only by the total.