EU EST BYG

Construction subcontractors
for all kinds of work
across Iceland

We take on formwork, steel fixing, carpentry, masonry, plastering and painting in Reykjavík and anywhere in Iceland. Our crews turn up with their own tools and work vehicle, ready for larger projects and lasting work.

  • Formwork
  • Steel fixing
  • Carpentry
  • Masonry
  • Plastering
  • Painting

From our projects

Photographs of work our crews have done.

Concrete work
A cast concrete house with two floors
Steel fixing
Foundation rebar mats and starter bars
Steel fixing
A reinforced wall with a row of windows
Concrete work
Foundation pour with a concrete pump
Steel fixing
A reinforced wall with window forms
Formwork
Wall formwork set up in a foundation

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The trades we take on

All kinds of construction work, done by experienced crews.

Formwork

Formwork for walls, slabs and foundations.

Steel fixing

Bending and fixing reinforcement.

Carpentry

Framing, cladding, decking, roof replacement and roof repairs.

Masonry

General masonry, blockwork and repairs.

Plastering

Rendering and plastering, inside and out.

Painting

Interior and exterior painting, new build and maintenance.

What a contractor checks first

  • A registered company with an Icelandic company ID and VAT number
  • Crews turn up with their own tools and a work vehicle
  • Based in Selfoss, working in Reykjavík or anywhere in the country

Common questions

Which trades do you take on?

We take on all kinds of construction work, including formwork, steel fixing, carpentry, masonry, plastering and painting.

Do you work outside Selfoss?

Yes. We are based in Selfoss and take on work in Reykjavík and anywhere in Iceland.

Do you bring your own tools?

Yes. Crews bring their own tools and a work vehicle. Extra equipment is agreed before work starts.

Are you a registered company with a VAT number?

Yes. EU.EST.BYG ehf. is a registered private limited company, company ID 620425-0790, VAT number 156835. Every job is invoiced.

How is the work priced?

Work is charged by the hour. Normal hours and overtime are kept separate, and the terms are set out in writing before the job starts. Crews work ten hours a day Monday to Friday, and eight on Saturdays when needed.