Turnkey renovation in Marbella — every trade covered

A renovation involves around ten different trades: demolition, structural work, plumbing, electrics, air conditioning, plastering, tiling, joinery, painting, glazing. Coordinating that yourself means managing ten firms that never speak to each other, ten quotes drawn on different scopes, and arbitrating every time one runs late and blocks the next.

Taking on all trades means we absorb that coordination. Kasara sets the programme, orders in the right sequence, resolves the interfaces between trades and carries the delays. You deal with one person, one calendar and one consolidated budget.

That matters particularly on the Costa del Sol, where many owners do not live locally. Managing ten trades remotely, none of whom share your language or each other’s, is the single biggest cause of projects going off the rails.

Comparing building quotes is close to impossible for a private client: every firm describes the work its own way, excludes whatever suits it, and a price gap often reflects a difference in scope rather than in rate.

Kasara puts three firms from its network on the same construction package — same drawings, same quantities, same materials. The quotes then become genuinely comparable and you choose knowing what you are buying. That tendering work often saves more than the commission itself costs.

There are two options. Either you commission Kasara for the architecture alone — design, drawings and site supervision — and keep your own contractors. Or you take the full package and Kasara carries out the works: in that case, from €50,000 of building work, the interior architecture fees are not charged.

The logic is simple: good design saves time on site. A properly drawn scheme produces fewer surprises, less rework and fewer arguments with trades. We would rather invest that value in the project than charge for it twice.

Full renovation of an apartment or villa, partial renovation focused on kitchen and bathrooms, a refresh before letting, bringing a property back to standard after purchase, or styling a home before resale.

A 60–100 m² apartment usually takes two to four months. A villa or a project involving major redistribution takes six to twelve months, licences included.