Building Renovation
Renovation Works Not Requiring a Permit
Building renovation works can be carried out in two sections: permitted renovation and unpermitted renovation. Renovations that do not affect the static systems of the building and do not involve the load-bearing systems do not require a renovation permit. However, combining two apartments, dismantling the roof and replacing it with steel construction or different applications requires a renovation permit as it will change the load-bearing systems and the building's static structure. Our company undertakes all permit acquisition processes, whether required or not, on your behalf, completing your building renovations seamlessly and delivering the building to you. You can review the address for a detailed examination. Various works are carried out within building renovation processes, including roof renovation, facade cladding, changing door and window systems, improving interior floorings, changing heating systems, combining rooms, merging apartments, separating apartments, and similar operations.
Building Renovation Works Subject to Permit
All building renovation works that do not affect the building's static structure, do not alter its appearance, and are carried out without interfering with the load-bearing elements are considered unpermitted renovations. All renovation works within this scope are called simple repairs. Operations within this scope include activities such as glass balconies, railing manufacturing, pergola systems, gazebo systems, dividing rooms by constructing partition walls, garden walls, facade cladding, roof insulation, re-tiling, roof repair, window replacement, floor replacement, underfloor heating systems, changing window sizes, and similar works that do not require a renovation permit. For these and similar operations, you can get assistance from an expert team without obtaining a permit. Changes to the building's static structure and its load-bearing systems are entirely subject to permits. Within this scope, replacing the wooden roof system with steel or plate systems, and pergola systems that will affect the building's appearance are also among the works subject to permits. Building renovation works such as wall construction on cantilever balconies or demolishing the wall between a recessed balcony and the room to combine them with the room are subject to permits.
