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01What Businesses covers
Every category.One directory.
The canonical company record for Cyprus.
35 listedGeneral building
Main contractors who take the whole job — from a blockwork extension to a full rebuild — and coordinate the trades under it.
19 listedPlumbing
Leaks, boilers, pressure problems and the replumbing that older Cypriot apartment blocks eventually need.
50 listedElectrical work
Certified electricians for faults, consumer units, EV points and the wiring inspections a sale usually triggers.

Plastering
Skim, render and the lime plasters that stone village houses need instead of cement.
5 listedTiling
Floor, wall and wet-room tiling, including the substrate work that decides whether it lasts.
7 listedCarpentry
Doors, staircases, fitted storage and the timber pergolas that take a Cypriot summer.

Roofing
Flat-roof rebuilds, tile replacement and the insulation upgrades that cut summer cooling loads.
20 listedPainting and decorating
Interior and exterior painting, with the elastomeric exterior systems that survive UV at this latitude.
3 listedWelding and metalwork
Railings, gates, canopies and structural steel, galvanised or powder-coated for coastal sites.
5 listedGlazing
Replacement units, shopfronts, shower screens and safety glass to current standards.
1 listedStonemasonry
Traditional Cypriot stonework, restoration of village properties and new stone cladding.
1 listedScaffolding
Erection, hire and inspection for facades, roofs and multi-storey refurbishment.

Demolition
Controlled strip-out and full demolition, including asbestos survey and licensed disposal.

Groundworks
Excavation, drainage, retaining walls and the site preparation that hillside plots demand.
33 listedStructural engineering
Calculations, structural surveys and the certificates a planning submission needs.
37 listedHome renovation
Whole-house renovation: sequencing, permits, budget and the order the trades need to arrive in.
53 listedBathroom renovation
Full bathroom rebuilds, including the tanking that stops the flat below finding out first.
44 listedKitchen renovation
Kitchen replacement from strip-out to final connection, with realistic lead times on units.
6 listedFlooring
Tile, timber, vinyl and microcement, and which of them survives underfloor heating.
50 listedRewiring
Full rewires for properties on original 1970s and 1980s installations, brought to current standards.
19 listedReplumbing
Replacing galvanised and early plastic pipework before it fails rather than after.
14 listedWindow replacement
Aluminium and uPVC replacement, thermal breaks and the shading that matters more here than U-values.
8 listedDouble glazing
Glazing upgrades assessed on solar gain and noise, not only on winter heat loss.

Insulation
Roof, wall and thermal-bridge insulation aimed at summer cooling as much as winter heating.

Damp proofing
Rising damp, condensation and the salt-related decay common in older coastal masonry.

Waterproofing
Roofs, balconies, basements and terraces — the single most common defect in Cypriot buildings.
58 listedHouse extension
Ground and first-floor extensions, from planning permission through to completion certificate.

Loft conversion
Roof-space conversion where the pitch allows it, with the structural work it implies.

Veranda enclosure
Enclosing verandas and balconies, including when it counts as an extension for planning.
6 listedPergola
Timber, aluminium and bioclimatic pergolas, sized for shade rather than for photographs.
27 listedKitchen fitting
Installation of supplied kitchens, including worktop templating and appliance connection.
20 listedLandscaping
Drought-tolerant planting, irrigation, hard landscaping and terraced hillside gardens.
6 listedSwimming pool construction
Construction, plant rooms, filtration and the safety requirements for rental properties.
6 listedAir conditioning
Split and VRV installation, sizing and the maintenance that keeps efficiency where it started.
1 listedSeptic tank
Installation and replacement outside the sewer network, and the licensing that goes with it.

Borehole drilling
Water boreholes, permits and yield testing for agricultural and domestic supply.

Hotel refurbishment
Room, lobby and facade refurbishment programmed into the closure window a hotel actually has.
10 listedCommercial renovation
Commercial property refurbishment planned around continued trading wherever possible.

Office fit-out
Partitions, services, acoustics and cabling for offices, from category A to full fit-out.

Restaurant fit-out
Kitchen extraction, grease management, seating layout and the health approvals behind them.
1 listedRetail fit-out
Shopfronts, lighting, fixtures and the sequencing that keeps a store closed for the fewest days.
13 listedApartment block renovation
Common-area and envelope works for management committees, including how the decision gets made.

Facade renovation
Rendering, cladding, balcony repair and the facade waterproofing coastal blocks need.
13 listedCommon areas renovation
Stairwells, lobbies, lifts and parking — shared works, shared budgets, shared arguments.
444 listedSolar panel installation
Rooftop PV for homes, with the grant, the net-metering rules and the real payback period.
65 listedSolar water heating
Solar water heating — the oldest and still the fastest-paying solar investment in Cyprus.
444 listedSolar panel maintenance
Cleaning, inverter servicing and the output monitoring that catches a failing string early.
434 listedCommercial solar
Three-phase commercial PV, load assessment, export limits and the connection process.
2 listedBattery storage
Storage sizing, chemistry and whether it pays under current Cypriot tariff structures.
36 listedLegal services
Lawyers admitted to the Cyprus Bar, listed by practice area and working language.
31 listedAccounting
Bookkeeping, statutory accounts and VAT for Cypriot companies and self-employed professionals.
14 listedAudit
Statutory audit by licensed auditors, including which companies are actually required to have one.
35 listedTax advisory
Corporate and personal tax, non-domicile status and the treaty positions that apply to Cyprus.
35 listedCompany formation
Registering a Cypriot company: timelines, real costs and the ongoing obligations after day one.
35 listedProperty conveyancing
Property purchase, title deeds, the transfer process and the searches that should precede it.
36 listedImmigration and residency
Residency, work permits and the routes available to EU and non-EU applicants.
32 listedPlanning and building permits
Planning permission and building permits, the sequence, and what happens without them.
31 listedPayroll services
Payroll, social insurance and the monthly filings a Cypriot employer must make.
1 listedCertifying and notary services
Certifying officers, apostilles and the certification foreign authorities will accept.
29 listedInterior design
Full design service from concept through to installation, with drawings you can build from.
8 listedKitchen design
Kitchen layout and specification, including appliance lead times that run to months here.
235 listedFurniture
Sourcing, custom joinery and the import timelines that decide the project programme.
16 listedLighting design
Layered lighting schemes, colour temperature and control for houses with very bright days.
1638 listedRestaurants
Tavernas, seafood places and international kitchens, sorted by town, cuisine and whether they open through winter.
950 listedCafés
Coffee from village kafeneia to the specialist roasters of Nicosia and Limassol, with outdoor seating and working hours noted.
359 listedFast food
Souvlaki grills, kebab houses and delivery chains, listed by area and by how late the kitchen stays open.
487 listedBars and pubs
Wine bars, expat pubs and late-opening cocktail spots, separated by neighbourhood and by whether they screen sport.
263 listedBakeries
Bakeries and patisseries selling daily bread, koulouri and the festival baking that appears around Easter and Christmas.
70 listedIce cream shops
Gelaterias and parlours, which matter from May onwards, with seafront locations and seasonal opening marked.
547 listedHotels
Beach resorts, city business hotels and small mountain guesthouses, grouped by district and by winter opening.
468 listedHoliday rentals
Villas, apartments and agency-managed short lets, with the distinction between licensed rentals and informal listings.
1074 listedGrocery stores
Supermarkets, corner shops and greengrocers, including which chains reach the villages and which stock imported goods.
815 listedClothing stores
Boutiques, high-street chains and outlets across the main shopping streets and malls, by price bracket and by what they carry.
130 listedJewellery
Goldsmiths, watch dealers and workshops taking repairs and commissions, many of them long-running family businesses.
182 listedElectronics
Retailers for appliances, computers and phones, listed with delivery, installation and after-sales repair arrangements.
227 listedGift and book shops
Bookshops, stationers and gift retailers, including the ones carrying English-language stock for residents and visitors.
79 listedFlorists
Florists handling bouquets, weddings and funerals, with delivery areas and the flowers that hold up in summer heat.
88 listedPet shops
Pet supplies, aquariums and grooming, listed by which stock prescription diets and which deliver feed in bulk.
129 listedSports shops
Retailers for football, running, cycling, diving and watersports gear, including servicing and equipment hire.
122 listedHardware and DIY
Ironmongers, builders merchants and DIY chains, listed by whether they cut timber, mix paint or deliver to site.
90 listedWine and spirits
Wine merchants, village wineries and off-licences, carrying commandaria and zivania alongside imported stock.
95 listedOpticians
Eye tests, spectacles, contact lenses and prescription sunglasses, which see steady demand under the island glare.
67 listedCosmetics
Perfumeries, skincare retailers and pharmacy counters, listed by brand range and by whether they offer consultations.
66 listedDepartment stores
Larger stores and shopping-centre anchors carrying clothing, homeware and cosmetics under one roof.
81 listedMobile and telecom
Operator shops and independent dealers for contracts, prepaid SIMs, handset repair and home broadband.
341 listedPharmacies
Dispensing chemists, including the rota that keeps one open overnight and on public holidays in each district.
144 listedDoctors
General practitioners and specialists in private practice, listed by language spoken and by GESY participation.
178 listedHospitals and clinics
Public and private hospitals and day clinics, with the departments each covers and their emergency arrangements.
75 listedDentists
Dental surgeries for routine care, implants and orthodontics, with the languages each practice works in.
65 listedPhysiotherapy and massage
Physiotherapists and rehabilitation clinics for injury, post-operative recovery and chronic back and joint pain.
28 listedVeterinary
Vets for household pets, working animals and livestock, including out-of-hours cover and pet passport paperwork.
38 listedMedical laboratories
Diagnostic laboratories for blood work, imaging and screening, listed by turnaround and by referrals accepted.
320 listedHairdressers
Salons and barbers for cutting, colour and treatments, listed by area and by whether appointments are needed.
213 listedBeauty salons
Nails, waxing, facials and lashes, including resort-area salons that take walk-in visitors through the season.
212 listedGyms and fitness
Gyms, CrossFit boxes and studio classes, with pool access, air conditioning and contract length worth checking.
34 listedTattoo studios
Tattoo and piercing studios, listed by artist style and by the hygiene registration a legitimate studio holds.
175 listedCar dealers
New and used dealers, including importers handling right-hand-drive stock and the paperwork for registering it.
152 listedCar repair
Garages for servicing, diagnostics and MOT preparation, listed by marque and by whether they take on bodywork.
206 listedCar hire
Hire companies at the airports and in the resorts, with seasonal pricing, excess terms and territorial restrictions.
53 listedCar wash
Hand washes, machine bays and valeting, busiest after the spring dust that coats everything in Saharan sand.
89 listedTyres and parts
Tyre fitters, battery and exhaust specialists and parts factors, with fitting while you wait and stock for older models.
285 listedPetrol stations
Fuel stations with LPG, self-service pumps and the ones that stay staffed on Sundays and public holidays.
233 listedBanks
Retail and business banking, branch and ATM locations, and the account-opening requirements non-residents face.
59 listedInsurance
Motor, home, health and business cover through both agents and direct insurers, with claims handling to compare.
79 listedTravel agencies
Agents for flights, ferries, package holidays and the visa support that travel from Cyprus sometimes requires.
40 listedIT services
Computer repair, networks, managed support and web work, for households and for small offices alike.
95 listedPrint and photo
Print shops, sign makers and photo labs handling stationery, large format, passport photos and framing.
50 listedLaundry and dry cleaning
Laundrettes, dry cleaners and the linen services that hotels and holiday lets rely on through the season.
149 listedNurseries and childcare
Nurseries, kindergartens and after-school care, listed by hours, language of instruction and ministry registration.
85 listedSchools and courses
Private schools, language centres and vocational courses, including Greek for new arrivals and English for locals.
175 listedBetting shops
Licensed betting shops and lottery agents, listed by area, with the National Betting Authority licence each one holds.
33 listedTobacco and vape shops
Tobacco counters and vape shops, including the ones stocking replacement coils, e-liquids and heated tobacco refills.
18 listedBoats and marine supplies
Yacht brokers, chandlers and boatbuilders around the marinas, covering sales, berthing paperwork and winter storage.
16 listedMusic shops
Instrument shops, record stores and repair benches, with the ones that rent instruments to students marked out.
17 listedOutdoor activities
Golf courses, dive centres, watersports bases and the Troodos ski hire, with seasons and booking notice to check.
13 listedAdvertising and design
Advertising agencies, graphic designers and brand studios, listed by whether they also handle print and media buying.
12 listedSecond-hand shops
Second-hand and consignment shops for furniture, appliances and clothing, including those that collect and deliver.
12 listedHearing aids and medical supplies
Hearing aid fitters, audiologists and medical supply shops for mobility aids, dressings and home care equipment.
9 listedRecruitment agencies
Recruitment and employment agencies, listed by the sectors they place into and by permit support for non-EU hires.
14 listedCourier and logistics
Couriers, freight forwarders and shipping agents, covering island delivery, customs clearance and removals.
7 listedRehabilitation therapies
Speech, occupational and rehabilitation therapists, listed by age group treated and by referral requirements.
145 listedEstate agents
Estate and letting agencies, listed by district covered and whether they handle sales, rentals or both. The legal transfer is a lawyer’s work.
3 listedCleaning services
Domestic, commercial and end-of-tenancy cleaning firms, including holiday-let changeovers and after-builders cleans.
7 listedSecurity services
Alarm and CCTV installers, monitoring providers and manned guarding companies, listed by what they install against what they monitor.
5 listedLocksmiths
Locksmiths for lockouts, lock changes and safes, listed by whether they attend outside working hours.
4 listedCatering
Catering companies for events, weddings and corporate functions, listed by whether they cover equipment, staff and venue as well as food.
4 listedFuneral directors
Funeral directors, listed by the rites they arrange and by whether they handle repatriation.
5 listedCoworking and serviced offices
Coworking spaces and serviced offices, listed by desk and meeting-room availability and by registered-address services.
15 listedPottery and craft workshops
Pottery, ceramics and craft workshops, including those that sell from the studio and those that teach.
6 listedFarms and farm shops
Farms and farm shops selling direct, listed by produce and by whether they open to visitors.
7 listedWholesale and distribution
Wholesalers and distributors supplying the trade, listed by the goods they carry and the minimum orders they take.
7 listedTaxis and airport transfers
Taxi firms and airport transfer operators, listed by the districts served and by whether they take advance bookings.
02Nothing listed yet
8 categorieswith no entries behind them.
These categories exist in the classification but hold no company record we could trace to a source yet. The form still works for them, and a request tells us where the register coverage is thinnest.
- Energy retrofit
- Holiday rental upgrade
- Off-grid solar
- Agricultural solar
- Trademark registration
- Corporate secretarial
- Home staging
- 3D visualisation
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