Contact

Contact

The studio of Ing. Ivan Nozzi is at Via Torre 168, Torrevecchia Teatina (CH), a few minutes from Chieti in Abruzzo. Call, write, or use the form on this page: I normally reply within two working days.

  • Via Torre 168, Torrevecchia Teatina (CH), Italy
  • +39 320 930 6853
  • Mon–Fri 9:00–19:00 · Sat 9:00–13:00, Central European Time
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How to reach me, and what happens after you write

I am Ivan Nozzi, an Ingegnere — the Italian professional title for an engineer registered with a provincial Ordine — practising in civil and environmental engineering from a studio in Torrevecchia Teatina (CH), Abruzzo. Enquiries arrive by phone, by email, by PEC or through the form on this page, and a short written message is the fastest way to a useful answer: the comune the property sits in, what you need, and how far along you are.

The sequence is always the same. I read what you send and reply, as a rule, within two working days. A first call follows, usually a short one, to understand the situation: where the property is, which documents already exist, what actually has to be decided. Only after that call do I put a proposal in writing, setting out the scope of the engagement, the documents I will deliver, the timescale and the fee. Nothing begins until you have accepted it.

That first call is neither a quotation nor a site inspection. It establishes whether the matter falls within what I can take on, and in what order the steps have to happen. Where part of the work sits outside my remit — the accredited certifier who issues the APE, or an architect where the building carries a heritage restriction — I say so then, not once the engagement is running.

I work in Italian, but you are welcome to write to me in English or German too: enquiries in those languages are read and answered. Quotes, contracts and reports are drawn up in Italian, the language that carries legal effect in Italy. Meetings, site visits and calls are held in Italian: you can bring someone to interpret, or I can suggest someone locally.

The record

Studio details

These are the official details of the studio of Ing. Ivan Nozzi. The registration number and the Italian VAT number are both publicly checkable, which is why they are set out in full rather than summarised.

Studio
Via Torre 168, 66010 Torrevecchia Teatina (CH), Italy
Phone
+39 320 930 6853
Email
ivannozzi38@gmail.com
PEC
ivan.nozzi@ingpec.eu — Italian certified email, which carries the legal weight of registered post
VAT number (P.IVA)
02717680694
Professional register
Ordine degli Ingegneri della Provincia di Chieti — Sezione A, settore civile e ambientale, no. 2489
Opening hours
Monday–Friday 9:00–19:00 · Saturday 9:00–13:00 · closed Sunday, Central European Time
Instagram
@ingegnere_nozzi

Form

Write from this page

The form delivers your enquiry straight to the studio of Ing. Ivan Nozzi. Few fields are compulsory, but the more context you give, the more precise the first reply will be. What you enter is used only to answer you, and is handled as described in the privacy notice.

Contact request

The comune is enough — it tells me which building regulations apply.
The more you tell me — the age of the building, work already carried out, documents you hold — the more useful my first reply will be.

Your details will be used to reply to this enquiry. Please read the privacy notice.

Writing from outside Italy

The studio of Ing. Ivan Nozzi works on Central European Time (CET, and CEST from late March to late October). You are welcome to write in English or German: your enquiry is read and answered. For a call, agree a slot by email first and state your own time zone: I fix the time and confirm it in writing. Video calls are arranged the same way, and both are held in Italian: you can bring someone to interpret, or I can suggest someone locally.

Buying a house in Abruzzo

First step

Describe the situation and expect a reply within two working days

A short first call is usually enough to tell whether what you need is a technical check, a permit filing or a full design. From that point on everything is in writing, starting with the proposal.