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Introduction
A villa fit-out follows a sequence, and getting the order wrong costs quality and money. Understanding the stages helps you follow your contractor and make decisions at the right time.
It starts with electrical, plumbing and HVAC first fix, then plastering and waterproofing, then gypsum ceilings, then floors and cladding, then paint and joinery — and finally lighting, sanitaryware, cleaning and handover.
Conclusion
The right sequence and follow-up at every stage are the secret of a successful fit-out. The Rivento team is with you at every step and shares a weekly photo report.
Key points
Before plastering: walk the site to check socket, switch and lighting positions — moving them later is costly.
Before flooring: make sure the waterproofing in bathrooms, kitchens and roofs has been tested.
Before the final coat: approve paint samples on the actual wall under the real lighting.
Practical steps
Ask your contractor for a schedule showing when each stage starts and ends, and approve materials early — marble and joinery can take weeks to arrive.
At handover, walk the villa with the engineer and a written snag list, and do not accept final handover until every item is closed.