Renovating a house in Dilbeek from top to bottom means coordinating demolition, structure, electrics, plumbing, insulation and finishes. CULA, based in Dilbeek, does it with one point of contact and an itemised quote.
In Belgium, a turnkey renovation (strip-out, services, finishes) is generally between €1,200 and €3,000 per m² excluding VAT: €1,200 to €1,500 for a standard renovation, €1,600 to €2,100 in the comfort range, and €2,200 to €3,000 and more at the high end. For a 150 m² house, the usual range is €220,000 to €320,000 excluding VAT. VAT is 6% for a home older than 10 years, otherwise 21%.
Houses from the 1960s to 1980s in Dilbeek, Itterbeek, Groot-Bijgaarden or Schepdaal share a profile: original electrics and plumbing, weak insulation, closed-off bathroom and kitchen. A complete renovation is the chance to redo everything at once, in the right order.
Demolition and clearance, structure and openings, roof and insulation, electrics and plumbing, plastering, screed and tiling, joinery, painting, fitting the kitchen and bathroom. We provide a dated schedule before work starts and update you every week.
If you bought a home with an EPC label of E or F, it must reach at least label D within 6 years: a complete renovation lets you do it in one go. Structural works, an extension or a change of appearance generally need an environmental permit. Since March 2026 the Mijn VerbouwPremie for energy works is restricted to lower incomes (heat pumps excepted).
Rarely comfortably. For a complete renovation we recommend moving out; for a phased renovation we organise the site room by room.
The envelope first (roof, facade, windows), then the services (electrics, plumbing), finally the finishes. Reversing the order means redoing everything.
Not always. For an extension or structural change an architect is generally required for the permit; we can work with yours or point you to one.
Free site visit, itemised quote, no obligation.
CULA — Kaudenaardestraat 151, 1700 Dilbeek, Belgique — +32 486 53 53 06