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The housing stock
What homes are like in Alicante
Alicante brings together very different kinds of housing depending on the neighbourhood. Ensanche-Diputación and Benalúa are full of buildings from the fifties to the seventies: good ceiling heights and an unbeatable location, but with worn-out services, heavily compartmented layouts and textured paint on every wall. The strip taking in La Albufereta, Playa de San Juan and El Cabo adds apartments from the seventies to the nineties facing the sea, where the salt air punishes window frames, railings and terraces faster than people expect. And in the old town, around Santa Cruz, you find small, one-off properties that call for tailored solutions. Knowing which of those three worlds your home belongs to completely changes the order of the renovation.
Choose your renovation
What we renovate in Alicante
Each service has its own page with the full detail. These are the ones we’re asked for most in Alicante.
We travel to you
Areas we cover in Alicante
We work right across the city: Centro and Ensanche, Benalúa, Santa Cruz and the old town, Carolinas, Florida, Babel, San Blas, Vistahermosa, Albufereta, Playa de San Juan, Cabo de las Huertas, Condomina and the newer developments. Also in the outlying districts and the towns around the city. If your property is in Alicante, the visit costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
A quote made for you
How much does renovating in Alicante cost?
The price depends on your particular property, not on an average. This is what matters most:
That’s why we don’t publish fixed rates: every property is different and we’d rather see it before giving a figure. Write or call us and we’ll arrange a no-obligation visit, with a detailed quote broken down line by line, free of charge.
Frequently asked questions about renovating in Alicante
Here are the questions we get asked most. If you still have one, write to us and we’ll help, at no obligation.
It depends on the floor area, the state of the building and the specifications. A sixties flat in the Ensanche, where the services usually have to be renewed entirely, isn’t the same as a nineties apartment by the beach that only needs the finishes bringing up to date. We look at it on a no-obligation visit and give you a detailed quote.
Three things before anything else: the state of the wiring and the plumbing, whether the soil pipes are the building’s originals, and whether there’s damp on the façade or in the light wells. These are the points that, if ignored, force you to hack off newly finished work before long.
Yes, considerably. In La Albufereta, Playa de San Juan or El Cabo, the salt air corrodes window frames, railings and ironmongery far faster. It’s worth choosing properly treated aluminium, marine-grade stainless steel and sealants meant for outdoor use, even if they push the quote up a little.
It depends on the scope. Renovations that don’t touch the structure or the layout are usually resolved with a responsible declaration or a prior notification; if the layout changes, a load-bearing wall is touched or the façade is altered, a major works licence with a technical design will be needed. We’ll advise you on what your case requires.
Yes. We work across the whole province of Alicante and travel to wherever the job is, so the city is well within our usual area. The visit to see the work and give you a detailed quote costs nothing and commits you to nothing.