ICEM Rénovation - Fiche de confiance | General contractor Paris

Ivan, un grand merci pour la rénovation complète de mon appartement. Le suivi du chantier, avec photos et vidéos à chaque étape était à la fois utile et rassurant. Ton accompagnement m’a été précieux pour penser, concevoir et aménager mon espace. Ton application, ton savoir-faire et le professionnalisme de tes équipes ont rendu ce projet à la fois fluide et réussi. Merci pour ton engagement et la qualité de ton travail ! Hâte du prochain projet !

J’ai fait appel à ICEM pour la rénovation complète de mon appartement. Du conseil au suivi des travaux, jusqu’à la livraison, tout a été parfait. Professionnalisme remarquable, respect des délais et du devis. Tout est impeccable, jusque dans les finitions. Merci !

Don't Fall for the marketing prowess and glossy videos... This is v2 of my review as I had to address the libelous comments from ICEM to my initial review. I am leaving the initial review below for the reader's peruse. ICEM's founder is making all sort of allegations, even that I could be racist. That is not acceptable. Here is some background: every time we met, Ivan was late. Also, like every time, he brought on someone with him without telling me beforehand. In 2025, one of his workers (Abdul) showed up ahead of him, and unannounced. This is not a great feeling for an owner to have someone else show up the first time. I certainly was not too pleased and perhaps it showed (sorry Abdul, nothing personal here). Therefore, I decided we all wait downstairs for "the boss" to arrive before proceeding to my apartment. End of story. Also, the snowflake, cry baby founder feels "deeply insulted" when someone has a lively discussion with him (or his wife) about what makes sense and what does not in ones' own home. Asking lively questions or pushing back on some ideas is not a sign of rudeness, but is a way for both parties to learn from each other and expectations, ahead of costly refurbishment. The reality is: his wingman, Abdul, a nice chap, is actually the one that knows what he is doing and knee-deep into construction work and what makes sense for clients. The "supervisor" boss is just a marketing guy, an intermediary of sorts. He has no real idea or knowledge of his own on the matter (hence he brings people in, I now understand why, I guess that's clever, I reckon). The truth is, I would work anytime with Abdul or any experienced worker who is not afraid to get their hands dirty, than having to deal with ICEM's founder's fragile ego, attitude and cockiness. The heavily curated instagram, facebook or google feeds do not quite match reality. Be ready for surprises... Review v1: A series of disappointing interactions Ivan and his wife/partner came to my future home this week (an old apartment). I had initially asked Ivan to check and work on my cellar (needing refurbishing). I did not know his partner would come today (she was unannounced) but i did not mind as she claims to be an interior designer and they work together on projects, so that's fine. Instead of the cellar, they changed the order of the visit to discuss work on the kitchen and bathroom first. Again, i did not mind. Note this was the second time Ivan came (the first time was in 2025 when I had not decided to move to this new place). From the get go, I could feel they were unhappy with my line of questioning and lack of definitive ideas, putting pressure on me to decide exactly what I needed to do. My expectations from them, on the contrary, was that they could help me suggest and decide the best options (to work with them on the project). I even showed them pictures of neighbors' kitchens and setting, to facilitate the discussion. After 15 minutes max, Ivan, who was not much involved in the discussion, decided to take off all of a sudden, accusing me to "cut him off all the time" (not true) and "wasting their time" arguing they had "too much work already". Ivan did not even check the cellar, my initial (and only) request. Go figure. Another disappointing interaction: Ivan worked on a possible sell mandate for another property I wanted to sell early 2026 and he finally decided not to work with me, arguing my asking price per sqm was way too high. Unfortunately (for him), his estimates were off by a mile, yet I am currently selling the property at 20% higher price than the highest estimate he made...For him, this was also a "waste of time". I guess a recurring theme here. A warning to prospective customers, go beyond the glossy social media pictures...