Carpentry

Timber roof renovation in Geneva

We carry out the renovation and restoration of timber roof trusses and structures in Geneva, for both historic and modern buildings.

Holding the title of Master Carpenter (Maîtrise Fédérale), we provide true technical expertise to analyse, reinforce, and enhance your timber structures.

Whether for a loft conversion, structural reinforcement, or a vertical building elevation, we provide sustainable solutions tailored to technical constraints whilst respecting existing historic fabric. A renovation often extends to the complete renewal of roofing and tinsmithing.

Services / Prestations:

Roof truss renovations

Roof renovations

Structural reinforcement

Curative and preventive timber treatment (fungi, wood-boring insects)

Replacement of carpentry components

Acoustic insulation

Floor replacements

Acoustic panels

Partitions or walls with sound insulation

Bringing up to modern standards

Diagnostics and expert appraisals

Our Projects — Wood Renovation in Geneva

Frequently Asked Questions

Signs such as cracked beams, a buckling truss (sagging, bowing, or warping), the presence of wood-boring insects, damp patches, or mould indicate that intervention is necessary.

Several signs can indicate an attack: small holes in the wood, sawdust or dust on the floor (frass), weakened wood that sounds hollow, or the presence of insects or larvae. If in doubt, a professional inspection is recommended.

First, a diagnostic appraisal of the structure must be undertaken to verify whether the structural elements are still sound. Depending on its condition, a beam can be reinforced or replaced if necessary. If it can be salvaged, cleaning and a curative treatment are applied to eradicate the insects.

A moving floor can be reinforced, stabilised, or partially replaced depending on its condition. It is important to diagnose the cause (structure, joists, general wear) and apply the correct solution.

Yes. Depending on the situation, we can carry out a levelling compound pour, install a dry screed with insulation, or readjust the structure (joists). Dry screed rectifies defects without introducing moisture into the property, unlike traditional wet screeds.

Yes, we can integrate acoustic insulation (wool, acoustic panels) and/or lay a dry screed with an insulator, effectively reducing impact sounds and transmission noise.

By installing micro-perforated acoustic panels and/or constructing partition walls with soundproofing. These solutions absorb sound and efficiently reduce echoing and reverberation.

Yes, it is possible. We can reinforce and treat the timber from the inside without taking off the roofing. However, in this case, a roofing underlay membrane cannot be installed. If a tile breaks, this could lead to water ingress.

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