One contract, one point of contact
Masonry, roofing, electrics, plumbing: every trade works to its own spec and deadline, but a single point of contact answers for the result.
In Turnhout, the completed work is checked against each quoted line, with differences recorded before the handover is accepted.
Real site · trades coordinated on one schedule
A general contractor's quote rarely fits on one line. Three choices are enough here for a ballpark figure, without leaving your number.
Estimated budget — excl. VAT
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Refine with 3 photosIndicative Belgian market ranges for 2026 — this is not our price list. Your exact price is confirmed in writing after the free site visit, and it doesn't change after that. The 6% rate applies to homes occupied for more than 10 years, used mainly as a private residence, with materials invoiced by the contractor.
Plans, permits, the residents' association, insurance: the admin side is part of the contract, not another job for you between site visits.
At handover, the homeowner receives a clear account of what was completed, checked and agreed for the Turnhout project. We work backwards from that point: trades are sequenced, decisions are settled before areas are opened, and the written quote sets out the intended scope after a visit. If something differs once work exposes it, we describe the finding, price it in a written addendum, and continue only after the homeowner approves the change.
Masonry, roofing, electrics, plumbing: every trade works to its own spec and deadline, but a single point of contact answers for the result.
We prepare the planning application, liaise with your architect or structural engineer, and track the approval timeline with your local authority.
Meeting requests, works approval, access to shared areas: we prepare the paperwork your syndic or residents' association expects before site starts.
A site manager sequences the trades, signs off each stage before the next begins, and absorbs delays instead of passing them on to you.
A firm line-by-line price before works start, a 10-year structural guarantee on load-bearing work, and a certificate handed over before the first day on site.
A joint inspection of the finish, a dated snag list, and follow-up until every item is closed — the site is not finished until you have signed it off.
The site manager who signs your quote is the same one who signs off the handover. No handing the project to a different team halfway through.
A call or three photos over WhatsApp are enough to tell you whether your project — new build, extension or major renovation — fits what we do.
0485 44 55 12A site manager visits Turnhout, assesses the existing structure, works out which trades are needed and which permits to sort out first.
Within 24–48 h on working days · freeA firm price per line item, a schedule broken down by trade and the payment terms. This document commits us as much as it commits you.
The price is locked in hereWeekly photo reports, trades coordinated on site, then a joint inspection of the finish and follow-up on the snag list.
10-year structural guaranteeThe usual complaint about a multi-trade site: nobody owns the problem once it falls between two crews. Here is what we take off your hands.
Our own projects, not stock photos. The full video follow-along is on our TikTok.






The ranges the market charges in 2026, published as they stand. Your quote may fall below or above them — it will be calculated, not estimated.
Indicative Belgian market ranges for 2026 — not an Alpha Services price list. Amounts excl. VAT. Fixed quote confirmed before work begins.
Five provinces, one Flemish planning permit system (omgevingsvergunning) — but rules that have already shifted twice since early 2026.
For Turnhout, each quoted line is matched with the finished result room by room, rather than treated as one broad total. The handover notes identify what was completed, what was checked, and any approved addendum linked to work that differed from the original scope.
The 5 provinces we cover
Since 1 March 2026, most interior work is exempt from Flanders' single environmental and building permit (omgevingsvergunning) and from any notification requirement, provided the building's volume doesn't change and its energy performance doesn't worsen. Some municipalities keep a local permit requirement, but only for a limited list set by the Flemish government. Where a permit is still needed, expect 60 days under the simplified procedure or 105 to 120 days under the standard one, with a possible 60-day extension.
Since 2023, anyone buying a home with an EPC label of E or F must renovate it to at least label D within a legal deadline — 5 to 6 years depending on the purchase date; check the exact cut-off on energiesparen.be. Missing the label risks a fine of €500 to €5,000, repeatable every year until the label is reached. This is already in force in Flanders, while Brussels and Wallonia won't introduce a comparable obligation until 2028.
Since 1 March 2026, the two highest income brackets can no longer claim Mijn VerbouwPremie for most works — only for a heat pump or a thermodynamic boiler, and at a reduced amount: an air-to-water heat pump down from €2,250 to €1,500, a thermodynamic boiler down from €900 to €450. Brackets 3 and 4 keep the previous amounts. Anyone who applied before 1 March 2026 stays under the old conditions.
The EPC-labelpremie has been scrapped for every income bracket, and its transition window — applications until 30 June 2026 for an EPC started before the end of 2025 — is now closed. Only households that activated their EPC through Fluvius before 1 January 2025 remain exempt. Don't count on this grant in a quote drawn up today.
What comes up at every first meeting with a general contractor.
Describe the job in three fields. We'll come back to you with a visit slot — free, no obligation, and without six follow-up calls.
WhatsApp opens with your message already written — all you need to do is press send. If nothing opens, call us on 0485 44 55 12.
Service area: Turnhout 2300, Antwerpen