Technopôle, Sablon, Queuleu, Devant-les-Ponts, Borny — QUASART works across the whole Metz conurbation. Rainscreen cladding, external wall insulation, facade renovation.
QUASART has worked in Metz and across the whole Metz conurbation since 2019. Based in Crauthem (L-3327), 55 minutes from Metz via the A31 motorway, we bring the same standards to Moselle as to our Luxembourg sites — rigour in execution, premium materials, respect for programme dates. French developers, architects and co-owners’ associations have adopted QUASART precisely because we transfer that Luxembourg standard of site management directly to their projects.
Metz offers a unique architectural heritage, dominated by the golden Jaumont limestone. From the Imperial district to the Nouvelle Ville, facades in Metz demand specific expertise: renders compatible with the limestone, EWI that respects ornamental mouldings, careful ravalement of stone walls. QUASART masters these constraints and works in full respect of the protections that apply to the historic town centre.
The Metz Technopôle and the Amphithéâtre district offer an entirely different register: contemporary rainscreen facades, composite cladding on office buildings, high-performance solutions for new developments. QUASART operates across both registers — heritage renovation and contemporary new build — with the same discipline, so every client receives a facade that matches both the architectural intent and the energy performance targets.
The Metz Technopôle and the Amphithéâtre district (around the Centre Pompidou-Metz) concentrate the most modern tertiary and residential projects in the conurbation. QUASART installs rainscreen facades in aluminium composite, HPL and fibre cement — high-performance solutions suited to the contemporary architecture of Metz.
The facades of central Metz are characterised by Jaumont limestone, a golden stone that gives the city its identity. QUASART adapts its EWI and ravalement techniques to this noble material: compatible mineral renders, respect for mouldings, water-repellent treatment suited to the limestone.
The large residential districts of Metz — Sablon, Queuleu, Borny, Devant-les-Ponts — are made up of highly energy-hungry 1960s-1980s housing. EWI is the most effective solution for these buildings: QUASART offers ETICS thin-coat systems and rainscreen cladding that transform both the appearance and the thermal performance.
ETICS thin-coat render, heavy render, bio-based EWI (wood fibre) — optimal thermal performance for your facade. Residential buildings in Sablon, Queuleu and Borny are the prime candidates for EWI across the Metz conurbation.
Aluminium, fibre cement, HPL, zinc — every ventilated facade system with aluminium or timber subframe. Strong demand at the Technopôle and in the Amphithéâtre district for offices and new-build residential.
Cleaning, ravalement, water-repellent treatment, external paintwork — restore your facade to its original condition. Regular projects on Jaumont limestone facades in the historic centre and the Imperial district.
Monolayer render, scraped render, float-finish render — mineral finishes for new or renovated facades. Jaumont-compatible renders for renovation projects in central Metz.
We entrusted the facade renovation of our residential building to QUASART. A Luxembourg company that works in Metz with a quality of execution and a level of site management we had not found locally.Co-ownership syndic, Residential building, Sablon district — ETICS thin-coat EWI — 2,200 m²
In France, MaPrimeRénov’ can finance part of your external wall insulation works. The amount depends on household income and energy gain. Visit france-renov.gouv.fr to simulate your grant entitlement.
france-renov.gouv.fr →Energy Saving Certificates (CEE) can be combined with MaPrimeRénov’ to obtain an additional grant for your EWI works. Your local France Rénov’ adviser can help you assemble the application.
Yes. QUASART is authorised to work in France under the European posting-of-workers regime. Our teams work regularly in Metz and across Moselle, with all statutory declarations filed through the French SIPSI portal. Our insurance policies — including the compulsory French décennale — cover all works carried out in France, and we issue fully compliant French-format quotations and invoices.
Our Crauthem base is 55 minutes from Metz via the A31 motorway. Every project is reviewed personally — straightforward schemes move quickly, while complex projects receive the time they deserve. Once the scope is clear, we issue either a fully costed quotation or arrange a call to resolve outstanding questions, so you always know what happens next and when to expect the next milestone.
QUASART delivers EWI works that meet the technical requirements in force. In France, MaPrimeRénov’ can finance part of your insulation works, with the amount depending on household income and energy gain. We recommend checking france-renov.gouv.fr to verify your entitlement, and our estimators can provide the detailed technical data needed to complete the application.
In Metz, the most requested materials are fibre cement (Eternit, Equitone), aluminium composite (Alucobond), HPL (Trespa) for contemporary projects, and mineral renders compatible with Jaumont limestone for renovations in the historic centre. The right choice depends on building type, context and the protections that may apply to facades in the ZPPAUP and heritage perimeters.
Yes, the Technopôle is one of our regular working areas in Metz. We install rainscreen facades in aluminium composite, fibre cement and HPL for new tertiary and residential projects on the campus. Our subframes are engineered to meet the wind loads and fire ratings typical of the district’s taller buildings, with full coordination with curtain-wall and structural trades.