A team of civil, mechanical and architectural engineers taking on your project from start to finish, with a single point of coordination from the first site visit to handover.
Services
Before any renovation we check the property's planning status, so there are no surprises halfway through the project.
Project management and site supervision
Civil Engineer
Architect
Unauthorised work built before 2011?It can be legalised until 31 March 2028. The sooner it is done, the easier a sale or renovation becomes.
Ask us about your propertyProcess
Tell us what you would like to do and we arrange a visit.
We visit the property, take measurements and check its planning status.
You receive a written proposal covering works, permits and timeline.
We handle the paperwork, supervise the works and hand over the finished project.
The team
Each part of the project is handled by an engineer of the relevant discipline, and we coordinate together so that the work moves ahead without delays.
Civil Engineer (MEng)
University of BrightonStructural design, legalisation of unauthorised works, minor works approvals (EEDMK), building permits, Building ID and energy certificates.
Mechanical Engineer (BEng)
University of BrightonManagement and supervision of renovation projects: scheduling, costing, coordination of trades and quality control through to handover.
Architect (MArch)
Urban Design · UCL, LondonResidential architectural design, new layouts, material selection and 3D visualisations before construction.
Mechanical Engineer (BEng)
Hellenic Mediterranean UniversityElectrical and mechanical studies for heating, cooling, ventilation and water supply, fire safety studies and operating licences.
Electrical & Mechanical Engineer (MSc)
University of SouthamptonSubsidy programmes such as Exoikonomo for home energy upgrades, other funding schemes, electrical and mechanical studies, fire safety studies and operating licences.
Production Engineering & Management (Integrated Master)
Technical University of CreteElectrical and mechanical studies, energy performance certificates (PEA), quantity take-offs and project costing, electricity connection applications and procurement management.
FAQ
For unauthorised works in categories 1 to 4 carried out before 28 July 2011, the deadline is 31 March 2028.
Usually not for interior works. However, if walls, façades or windows are altered, or scaffolding is needed, a minor works approval (EEDMK) may be required. We check this during the site visit.
The Approval of Minor Building Works (EEDMK) is a simpler procedure than a full building permit, used for small-scale works. The application is submitted online by an engineer. If the property already has an active building permit, that permit is updated instead.
Yes. An Energy Performance Certificate (PEA) is required to sell or rent a property in Greece. It is issued by our civil engineer, who is a certified energy inspector.
An engineer's certificate for the transfer, and usually the Electronic Building ID and an energy certificate. If unauthorised works are found, we legalise them before the contract is signed.
Contact
Call us, message us on Viber or send us an email. Tell us the area, the size of the property and what you would like to do, and we will get back to you the same day. We work in English and Greek.