An independence that is economic
My income is drawn from your fees alone, at rates published here. A signed charter, kept public on this page, commits me to return every euro received if that principle is ever broken.
Renovating a Paris apartment from abroad calls for a Parisian whose loyalty is not divided. That is the position I keep: on your project, one owner and one interlocutor, fees agreed in writing and paid by you alone. The work begins before the offer is signed and ends, quietly, on the night you first sleep in the apartment.
My income is drawn from your fees alone, at rates published here. A signed charter, kept public on this page, commits me to return every euro received if that principle is ever broken.
Quotes read line by line. Site visits each week, photographed and dated. Each week, a site journal reaches your inbox: what was done, what is pending, what I flagged.
A direct line in Paris, an address at 24 rue de Téhéran, and a single voice that answers — mine. The relationship is never handed on.
The independence charter
« I take no commission, rebate, gift, expense allowance, percentage or benefit in kind from any architect, contractor, engineering office, broker, insurer, notary, estate agent, or any other party intervening on your project. My income comes from the fees you pay me, at the rates published on this site, and from no one else. »
Charles-Eric Guerrier
Before anything else, before an offer is written, a building deserves to be read: its co-ownership rules, its recent minutes, its diagnostics, the surface certificate, and the quiet signs a visit rarely surfaces on its own. I spend a morning in the apartment, half a day in its documents, and return one page: go, go with conditions, or do not go.
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