In Bouliac, three homes in four are houses, and nearly two households in three own their home (INSEE, 2023 census). The 1971 to 1990 generation dominates: 42.6% of main residences date from then, against 9.6% from before 1946. A house more than 35 years old generally calls for an overall renovation rather than a simple refresh: the pipes and wiring are redone before what you can see.
From its base in Cenon, NS BAT 33 carries out this renovation from demolition to finishing: plumbing and bathroom, kitchen, consumer unit (fuse box), plastering and interior insulation, floors, painting. Each item is priced separately, so you can do everything at once or go step by step, at the pace your budget allows. The same contact follows your project until handover, and the work carries the 10-year builder's guarantee (garantie décennale).
Bouliac in figures
Housing and neighbourhoods in Bouliac
Houses from 1971 to 1990
Built 36 to 55 years ago, these houses often have pipes, a consumer unit, a bathroom and a kitchen nearing the end of their life. Redoing them in the same project as the interior insulation avoids a string of small jobs, and the patching up that comes with them.
Merchants' houses and older buildings
According to the town, its finest houses were built by merchants (négociants), generation after generation, and Bouliac still has a medieval fortified house. In an old house, we run new pipes and cables while preserving the original features you want to keep: fireplace, parquet floor, interior joinery.
Flats in co-ownership
Flats make up 23.3% of homes. The bathroom, kitchen, floor coverings and paintwork can be renovated without a vote, in line with the building's co-ownership (copropriété) regulations; a common part, such as a shared pipe or the façade, does however require the approval of the general meeting. Our itemised quote gives you a basis for discussing it with the managing agent (syndic).
Our work in Bouliac
How a project runs
- 1
You describe your project
By phone or with the online form, you tell us what you want to transform. We call you back to pin the project down: the rooms involved, your priorities, the timing you have in mind.
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An itemised quote
Demolition, plumbing, plastering, painting: each job has its own line and its own price. You see exactly what you are paying for and decide with all the facts, before you sign anything.
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Each trade in turn
Demolition opens the project, followed by plumbing and electrics, partition walls, floors, joinery and painting. We organise this sequence: each trade starts on the finished work of the one before.
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Handover, room by room
We go over the work with you and record any snags on the handover report. That date starts your guarantees: one year for completion (garantie de parfait achèvement), two years for equipment (garantie biennale), ten years under the builder's guarantee (garantie décennale).
Local rules in Bouliac
- The church of Saint-Siméon, a listed monumentBuilt in the 12th century, the church of Saint-Siméon is a listed historic monument (monument historique classé). For a house within the defined protection zone around the building or, where there is none, within 500 metres and visible from the church or together with it, any change to the outside appearance requires the approval of the heritage architect (Architecte des Bâtiments de France). For a house in this zone, we tell you which exterior work needs this approval. Source: French Ministry of Culture, Mérimée database, 2026.
- Domaine de Bellevue, a protected siteThe Domaine de Bellevue is a protected site (site classé) under the French Environment Code. Within it, any change to the appearance of the site requires authorisation. If your house lies there, this authorisation comes before any work visible from outside, and the quote allows for it. Source: DREAL Nouvelle-Aquitaine, 2025.
- Flood risk prevention planThe revised flood risk prevention plan (plan de prévention du risque inondation) for Bouliac was approved on 23 February 2022. Its rules vary according to the zone each address falls in. The town hall's planning department can tell you which provisions apply to your house, and we take them into account from the quote stage. Source: Géorisques, GASPAR database, 2022.
FAQ
In Bouliac, what should I plan for when redoing the bathroom of a house built around 1980?
More than the tiling. In Bouliac, the 1971 to 1990 period accounts for 42.6% of main residences (INSEE, 2023 census), and the original water supply and waste pipes in these homes are between 36 and 55 years old. This plumbing work is done while the walls are open: we replace the pipes, apply continuous waterproofing, then fit the wall and floor tiles and the sanitaryware. The room's electrical circuit is redone at the same time.
How do I know whether my house is affected by the church of Saint-Siméon or the Domaine de Bellevue?
Ask Bouliac town hall: it can tell you, address by address, whether a house lies within the protection zone of the church of Saint-Siméon or within the Domaine de Bellevue, a protected site. As soon as a project affects the outside, the quote takes its answer into account: approval from the heritage architect (ABF) or authorisation to obtain before work starts.
Why hand your Bouliac house renovation to a firm based in Cenon?
Because Bouliac is 5 km from our base as the crow flies, on the same Right Bank, and a single contract covers your whole project: plumbing, electrics, plastering, tiling, painting. Based in Cenon since 2020, NS BAT 33 is rated 4.5/5 from 15 Google reviews (as of 6 October 2026). To talk it through, call +33 7 81 80 46 39, Monday to Friday, 8am to 6pm.