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Renovation in Luxembourg spans two very different realities: pre-war townhouses in the Minett and the capital that often need rewiring, insulation upgrades and structural repair, and post-2000 flats where the work is usually a kitchen or bathroom refit. Decennial liability is mandatory for any structural trade, so verify the certificate before signing. Klimabonus 2026 covers eligible insulation and heat-pump components up to defined ceilings, and principal-residence work on buildings older than two years can qualify for the 3% super-reduced VAT rate. Compare at least three itemised quotes before you commit.

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Kitchen renovationBathroom renovationFull apartment refitExtensions and annexesInsulation upgradesFacade work

Renovation Services on Fynd

Browse visible renovation services profiles before you start a quote request. Provider names, locations, and profile links help you move from research to a concrete shortlist.

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Trust signals to verify before you shortlist

  • Portfolio or references for the same room/project scale, not only generic renovation claims.
  • Clear project ownership, subcontractor coordination, insurance and decennial-liability proof where relevant.
  • Ability to document permits, VAT handling, schedule, milestones and change orders.

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Browse the largest communes across Luxembourg.

Common jobs and project types

Use this list to decide whether you need a specialist renovation company, a broader company, or several trades working together.

  • Kitchen renovation
  • Bathroom renovation
  • Full apartment refit
  • Extensions and annexes
  • Insulation upgrades
  • Facade work
  • Roof renovation
  • Heritage-property work

How to choose the right provider

Ranking well for a service search depends on proving useful decision support, not just naming the service. These are the checks users should be able to complete before making contact.

Confirm the autorisation d'établissement

Every regulated building trade in Luxembourg operates under an autorisation d'établissement — ask for the number and check it against the Ministry's register.

A contractor who can't produce the autorisation number, or who trades under a name that differs from the one on the document, should not sign your contract.

Ask for decennial liability proof

Any company touching structure, roofing, or load-bearing elements must carry decennial liability — request a current certificate naming your project scope.

A certificate older than twelve months, or one that lists a scope different from the work being quoted, means you are not actually covered.

Require an itemised scope and schedule

A serious contract lists labour, materials, allowances, and a working schedule with milestones — not a single lump sum.

One-line quotes like "Bathroom renovation — €12,500" hide what is included, invite change-order disputes, and should be refused outright.

Negotiate a staged-payment structure

Payments should follow milestones — a modest deposit, then installments tied to completed stages, with a retention held until final sign-off.

A contractor who asks for 40–50% upfront before any work is booked is protecting themselves at your expense — walk away.

When to contact a provider

Your kitchen is from the 80s

Cabinets are sagging, the layout fights how you cook, and appliances fail one after another — a full refit usually beats patching a third time.

A bathroom leak revealed more damage

What started as a silicone job exposed rotten subfloor or corroded pipework — at that point a scoped refit is cheaper than chasing failures room by room.

You just bought an older property

Pre-war townhouses often need rewiring, a new electrical panel, and insulation work before you move furniture in — plan the structural sequence with a single contractor if possible.

You need space for a home office

Loft conversions and rear extensions add a room without moving house; both need a commune permit and almost always trigger decennial liability.

What to compare in quotes

  • A room-by-room scope that separates demolition, plumbing, electrical, plastering, flooring, painting, waste, and project management.
  • Permit, VAT, insurance, decennial liability, and subcontractor responsibility stated before the first payment.
  • A change-order process for hidden defects, material upgrades, schedule changes, and provisional sums.

Luxembourg checks before you hire

Permits depend on the commune

Construction, transformation, facade, roof, demolition, and change-of-use work can require a building permit from the mayor of the commune. Interior work that does not touch structure, facade, or roof is usually lighter, but commune rules still matter.

3% VAT can apply only under conditions

Eligible housing construction or renovation work may use Luxembourg's super-reduced 3% VAT route when the home is used as a main residence and the AED conditions are met.

Check business authorisation

For regular commercial, craft, and many liberal activities in Luxembourg, ask who holds the autorisation d'etablissement and whether the quoted work matches that activity.

Ask for insurance in writing

Before work starts, get civil liability or professional insurance details in writing, especially when the provider enters your home, handles keys, or works on fixed installations.

FAQ

How much does a kitchen renovation cost in Luxembourg?

A full kitchen renovation in Luxembourg typically runs €8,000–€25,000 excluding VAT, covering demolition, plumbing and electrical rework, cabinets, worktop and appliances. The swing comes from cabinet range, worktop material and appliance tier. Eligible principal-residence work older than two years can apply the 3% super-reduced VAT rate instead of the standard 17%.

What does a full bathroom renovation cost?

Expect €5,500–€18,000 excluding VAT for a full bathroom refit in Luxembourg, covering demolition, plumbing rework, tiling, fixtures, and electrics. Walk-in showers, heated floors and large-format tiles push the project into the upper half. The 3% super-reduced VAT can apply on a principal residence older than two years.

How much per m² for a full apartment refit?

A full apartment refit in Luxembourg typically lands between €900 and €1,800 per m² excluding VAT, all trades bundled. The lower end assumes sound electrics and a cosmetic refit; the upper end covers rewiring, plumbing relocation, and new kitchen and bathroom. Architect fees and planning permissions sit on top.

What does external wall insulation cost?

External wall insulation typically runs €80–€180 per m² of facade in Luxembourg before any Klimabonus reimbursement. The spread reflects insulation thickness, render system, and whether scaffolding is already in place. Klimabonus 2026 offsets part of the eligible work up to defined ceilings — confirm current rates on climate.public.lu.

Useful cost signals

Kitchen renovation (full)

8.000 € - 25.000 €

Ranges are typical for Luxembourg in 2026 and exclude VAT. Cabinets, worktop material, and appliance tier are the biggest swing factors. Standard VAT is 17%; eligible principal-residence work older than two years can apply the 3% super-reduced rate (guichet.lu).

Bathroom renovation (full)

5.500 € - 18.000 €

Ranges cover demolition, plumbing rework, tiling, fixtures, and electrical. Walk-in showers and heated floors sit in the upper half. Excludes VAT; 3% super-reduced rate may apply on principal residences older than two years (guichet.lu).

Full apartment refit

900 € - 1.800 €

Per square metre, all trades bundled. Lower end assumes cosmetic refit with sound electrics; upper end includes rewiring, plumbing relocation, and new kitchen/bathroom. Excludes VAT and architect fees.