POINT.P unveils the finalists for the 2026 Gold Renovation Trophies

POINT.P, the leading distributor of building materials in France, today revealed the list of 18 finalists for the 2026 Golden Renovation Awards. This major event in the sector celebrates the expertise, creativity, and commitment of the brand's craftsmen and women customers throughout France. For this 2026 edition, nine trophies will be presented during an exceptional ceremony held on February 6, 2026, at the Saint-Gobain Tower (La Défense). Among them, the Golden Trophy for Renovation Project of the Year will recognize the most emblematic project. A true "Trophy of Trophies," it will offer the winner significant visibility by appearing on the front page of POINT.P's 2026 Materials & Tools catalog, which has a circulation of over 300.000.

Categories reflecting the diversity of French artisans’ know-how

The 2026 finalists are divided into 6 main categories:

• energy renovation
• environmentally friendly
• renovation of a roof
• interior and exterior coatings
• historical or atypical
• carpentry and framework

Two special prizes will enrich the list of winners:

• The Génération Artisans Trophy, awarded to the professionals most involved in the Génération Artisans program.
• The Audience Award, awarded to the finalist by audience vote among the three videos that received the most likes during the promotional campaign organized on POINT.P social networks.

For Bertrand Alard, Marketing Director of POINT.P: "With the Golden Renovation Trophies, POINT.P highlights the talent, creativity, and passion of artisans. Each finalist project illustrates the richness of our sector: traditional know-how, innovations, commitment to performance, and the desire to improve the comfort of life for residents. These projects are more than technical achievements: they contribute to the lasting transformation of our homes, our cities, and our heritage."

Finalists from all over metropolitan France to sites renowned for their expertise

Energy Renovation Category

• The company KIYICI TOITURES SAS, represented by Hüseyin Kiyici, for the renovation of 34 collective housing units in Wittenheim (Haut-Rhin, 68).
• The BERDIN company, managed by Johann Berdin, for the exterior thermal insulation of a house (Pas-de-Calais, 62).
• The company TOM RENOV, represented by Thomas Vacavant, for the project of transforming a customs post into a residential house in the heart of Mont des Flandres (Nord, 59).

Eco-responsible Category

• The company MV2 Maçonnerie Verticale, managed by Joris Gouzenes, for the rehabilitation of 19th century sheepfolds in the Crau plain (Bouches-du-Rhône, 13).
• The company BTMS CONSTRUCTION, managed by Bruno Thomas, for the eco-responsible renovation of a stone house in Olargues (Hérault, 34).
• The company HERMAY CORUBLE, supervised by Aurélien Hermay, for the restoration of a half-timbered building with Terlian earth tile filling in Envermeu (Seine-Maritime, 76).

Category: Renovation of a roof

• The FIMOGNARI company, managed by Jérôme Fimognari, for the renovation of an Alsatian half-timbered house in Strasbourg (Bas-Rhin, 67).
• The company PAILLER & FILS, managed by Laurent Pailler, for the complete restoration of a heritage roof in Vanxains (Dordogne, 24).
• The company LT Couverture Zinguerie, chaired by Ludwig Tavernier, for the renovation of the priory of Megève (Haute-Savoie, 74).

Category Interior and exterior coverings

• The company GEOFFRAY CARRELAGE, managed by Fabien Geoffray, for the renovation of the spa at the Hôtel Royal in Évian-les-Bains (Haute-Savoie, 74).
• The company AN ORIANT GROUP, managed by Jérémy Le Gal, for the renovation of the Domaine de Locguénolé in Kervignac (Morbihan, 56).
• The company PRO SUD CARRELAGE, managed by Romain Naon, for the restructuring of the former Louis-Blanc school in Saint-Tropez (Var, 83).

Category: Historic and Atypical Renovation

• The LAGANA company, represented by François Lagana, for the renovation of a farmhouse at the foot of Pic Saint-Loup in Notre-Dame-de-Londres (Hérault, 34).
• The company PACHET FILS, managed by Nicolas Pachet, for the renovation of the roof of the Doulon town hall annex in Nantes (Loire-Atlantique, 44).
• The company ETS QUENNESSON, chaired by Christophe Quennesson, for the project of transforming a former factory into a higher education school in Saint-Quentin (Aisne, 02).

Carpentry and framework category

• The company LA LUNA, managed by Tony La Luna, for the project of transforming a roof window into a swimming pool dome into a glass roof made up of 16 roof windows in Salon-de-Provence (Vaucluse, 84).
• The company CHARPENTE EINWILLER, managed by François Einwiller, for the renovation of an 18th-century Alsatian farmhouse in Ingolsheim (Bas-Rhin, 67).
• The company CONSTRUCTION BOIS LORIN, represented by Antoine Fusetti, for the complete renovation of the tchanquée cabin n°3 on the Arcachon basin in La Teste-de-Buch (Gironde, 33).