Miller Book a site visit
A finished two-storey family house at dusk, stone and lime plaster under a green copper roof, with a Czech village and church spire behind it.

Postaveno v Praze

Built in Prague. Explained in English.

Miller plans, permits and builds houses and apartment reconstructions in Prague and the villages around it. Every step in plain English.

Book a site visit How a build works

A clear path from first sketch to keys.

Building in the Czech Republic runs on drawings, stamps and a site diary. We handle all of it and translate all of it, so you always know what is being built, what it costs and what happens next.

An empty grass plot outside Prague at dawn, marked out with survey stakes and string lines. The same plot with a pencil drawing of the future house laid over it, with dimensions and Czech notes. The house under construction: concrete ground floor, red ceramic block walls, open timber roof frame and scaffolding. The finished house at dusk with its windows lit.
  1. 01

    Návrh

    Design

    We measure the plot or the flat, listen to how you want to live, then draw it. You see layouts, elevations and a budget before anything is ordered.

  2. 02

    Povolení

    Permits

    Czech permits are won on paperwork. We assemble the documentation with authorised engineers, file it with the building office and tell you where it stands.

  3. 03

    Stavba

    Build

    Our crews build to the drawings. Every working day goes into the stavební deník, the site diary, and you get it in English with photos.

  4. 04

    Předání

    Handover

    We walk the finished house with you, write down anything that is not right and fix it. Then you get the keys and the papers for final approval.

Concept visualisation

What we build.

Three kinds of project, in Prague and within about 45 minutes of it.

A reconstructed room in a Prague apartment house: tall white box window, stucco ceiling rose and oak herringbone parquet.

Rekonstrukce

Reconstruction

Period apartments and old village houses stripped back and rebuilt: wiring, plumbing, floors, windows, plaster.

A two-storey family house seen from its garden: sandstone ground floor, lime plaster, oak cladding and a copper roof, with a village church behind.

Novostavba

New build

Family houses on village plots around Prague, from the survey stakes to the garden path.

A converted attic with exposed timber trusses, oak floor and roof windows looking over Prague rooftops.

Půdní vestavba

Attic conversion

The empty roof space of a Prague apartment house turned into somewhere to live.

Concept visualisations

182 311 Kč/ m²

Average asking price for one square metre of a new Prague apartment, first quarter of 2026

At that price, every square metre you own is worth building properly.

Source: Central Group, Trigema and Skanska Residential market analysis, April 2026.

The Czech Build, Translated

Eight words you will hear on every Czech building site, and what each one means for you.

Stavební úřad
Building office The local authority that issues the permit and approves the finished building.
Projektová dokumentace
Project documentation The stamped drawings and reports that the permit and the build are based on.
Povolení záměru
Project permit Since July 2024, one permit that replaces the old zoning decision and building permit.
Smlouva o dílo
Contract for work Your contract with the builder. It fixes the scope, the price and the deadlines.
Rozpočet
Budget The price of the build broken down line by line, so you can see what each part costs.
Stavební deník
Site diary The official log of the build, kept throughout construction.
Kolaudace
Final approval The building office confirms that the finished building is fit to use.
Předání
Handover The formal transfer of the completed building to you, with a signed protocol.

Meet Mark

Construction in Prague, explained in English.

Mark Miller lives in Prague and works in both languages. He explains every drawing, permit and invoice to you in plain English, then says the same thing to the crew in Czech.

Portrait of a young man in a navy shirt standing in front of a light aircraft.

Book a site visit

Tell us about the plot, the flat or the idea. We will come and look at it with you.

We use your details only to reply to this request.