Home repairs in València and on the Costa Blanca

Choose the repair from the problem

A repair enquiry is most useful when it describes what you can see: where water appears, which fitting has failed, or what changed after the house was last occupied. You do not need to diagnose the building before contacting us. We inspect, send photographs and a price, and carry out the agreed repair. Access to the property allows that process to continue while you are outside Spain.

• Damp and leak investigations and repairs.
• Damage to roofs, terraces, drains and shutters after a storm.
• Small jobs involving taps, doors, shutters and fittings.
• Before-and-after photographs of the work.

Match the scope to the cause

Damp and leaks require attention to where the water comes from before the finish is repaired. Storm and winter damage starts with recording the affected areas and assessing the repair. Handyman and small repairs cover the smaller jobs that can accumulate while a property stands empty.

These categories help route the enquiry; they do not determine the technical solution. A stained ceiling might involve a private pipe, a neighbour’s installation or a shared roof. The party responsible for access and approval can differ in each case. Photographs of the symptom are useful, but they may not show the origin.

What is outside an undefined repair instruction

A request to look at a defect is not approval for a complete refurbishment. Decide which investigation, repair and making-good work is included in the quote. If the inspection identifies a wider problem, that should be considered before finishes conceal it. New kitchens, bathrooms or broader changes can be planned through the relevant renovation service once the scope is understood.

Keep insurance decisions separate from the repair instruction. Photographs can document damage, but the insurer decides the operation of its policy. We do not promise that a claim will be accepted or that a particular cause is covered.

How it works while you are abroad

Send the location, a description and any useful photographs. Explain whether keys are available and whether access involves a tenant, neighbour or community representative. Following inspection, review the findings and price before authorising the work. Before-and-after photographs let you follow what was done without being on site.

If a property-care visit finds the issue, the same decision still applies: you receive photographs and a price, then agree the repair. For several small tasks, a written list helps distinguish the work authorised now from work you want to consider later. For a home being prepared for sale, renovate to sell considers the repair list alongside the proposed presentation work.

Permission and community checks

Where the agreed work involves building alterations, the route depends on its scope. TRLOTUP articles 232, 233 and 241 distinguish licence and responsible-declaration procedures and their conditions. A service name is not a permission category. In a community of owners, LPH article 7 limits alterations affecting the building or other owners and requires prior notice to the community representative for works within the provision. Check shared elements before authorising the work.

How we price the work

Start with a free estimate, then a fixed-price quote after a site visit. The scope, access and findings inform the quote. Review what is included and what needs a separate decision before accepting it. There are no standard rates on this page: the price follows the property and the agreed work, rather than a figure detached from the inspection.