Home renovations in València, Gandia and Oliva

València is our base

We are based at Av. de Francia 2, in València. València city is not part of the Costa Blanca, and we do not pretend it is: this page covers the city and the Safor coast towns of Gandia and Oliva, and our Costa Blanca page covers the coast from Dénia south.

This page is for owners with an apartment in an older block who do not live here all year, and for people who live in the city and want their project handled in English. Either way you deal with one project manager, who manages the trades, the paperwork and the community of owners.

Apartments and the community of owners

Most homes in València are apartments in blocks run by a community of owners under the Ley de Propiedad Horizontal (Ley 49/1960). Work inside your apartment is mostly your own decision. Work that touches shared elements is not: the facade, the roof, the structure and the shared risers for water and drainage belong to the community.

Before we start, we check which parts of the building your works touch, prepare what the community needs to see, and plan working hours and noise around the neighbours and the building’s rules.

Older blocks and the IEEV.CV report

A residential building in the Comunitat Valenciana that is over 50 years old needs a building evaluation report, the IEEV.CV. If you are buying or renovating in an older block, ask whether the community already has a valid report. It is the community’s responsibility, and its findings can affect the shared elements around your apartment.

Areas we cover in and around València

Ciutat Vella, Russafa, l’Eixample, El Cabanyal, Benimaclet, Patraix, Campanar, Malvarrosa and Patacona, and the towns of Gandia and Oliva. If your property is elsewhere in the area, ask us.