Turnkey Finishes in Malta

What a turnkey finish covers

A complete finish brings together every trade that turns a bare or dated interior into a finished home:

• Electrics and plumbing — first and second fix.
• Plastering, screeding and preparation.
• Flooring and tiling throughout.
• Bathrooms — fully installed.
• Kitchen — supplied and fitted.
• Internal doors, joinery and built-ins.
• Painting and decoration.
• Lighting, fixtures and final finishes.

We sequence the lot in the right order, so trades aren't tripping over each other and nothing's left half-done.

Finishes to your standard

Not every project wants the same spec, so we build to the level you choose:

• Standard — clean, durable, rental-ready finishes; ideal for buy-to-let and first homes.
• Premium — higher-end materials, bespoke joinery, designer fittings and detailing for a home you're keeping.

You set the standard at survey; we source and deliver to it.

What turnkey finishes cost in Malta

Finishing is costed by area and finish level. As a current guide for Malta:

• All-in on a 100 m² apartment — every trade, a kitchen and two bathrooms — the four specifications come out at roughly €570 per m² (Basic), €940 (Luxury), €1,600 (Super Luxury) and €2,760 per m² (Ultimate Designer).
• Smaller properties come out a little higher per m², and larger ones lower, because a kitchen and a bathroom cost much the same whatever the floor area. Villas add external and terrace works on top.
• Larger homes and villas, or projects involving structural change, sit above that.

These are indicative — the Turnkey Budget Planner below gives a figure for your property and finish level, and a free survey turns it into a firm, itemised quote.

One point of contact, survey to handover

The reason finishes go wrong in Malta is rarely the work — it's the coordination. Run as separate trades, a finish stalls between the plasterer, the tiler, the kitchen company and the painter, and the standard drifts. We survey every project ourselves, free, and stay your point of contact throughout. Where we are your contractor, we sequence every trade and own the result, with payments tied to completed work and 500+ CheckYourTraders-verified professionals behind the scenes; otherwise a vetted partner contractor quotes and contracts with you directly. Most finishing work is internal and non-structural, so it doesn't need a Planning Authority permit; where structural changes are involved, your point of contact makes sure the perit and the permit are arranged.