Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online – we reply in under 10 minutes during business hours. We start with ceilings, light fittings, air ducts, and the tops of wardrobes, where the finest dust accumulates. We then move to walls, doors, frames, skirting boards, radiators, and curtain tracks. Next is interior and exterior woodwork, windows (inside and out), taps, and sanitaryware. We finish with the floors, which are done last as they receive everything that falls during the process. Thorough vacuuming, mopping with a neutral cleaner, and, if necessary, a second mop to remove the last traces of construction dust. The treatment requires addressing the source of the water, not the internal symptom. If the roof is degraded, the entire waterproofing needs renewal with new asphalt membrane or a projected liquid polyurethane system. If the facade has structural cracks, they are sealed with elastic sealant and repainted with specific facade paint that covers micro-cracks. Only after ensuring the exterior is watertight do we repair the interior wall.

The most common mistake with damp is repainting the affected wall. It works for the first month, and then the damp reappears, worse than before. Now, the new paint creates a barrier trapping water inside the wall. Damp is not cured by painting. It's cured by identifying the source of the water and stopping it at its entry point. Only then do we repair the wall with the appropriate technique, and then repaint. This is damp that rises from the ground through walls via the capillary action of porous materials. It manifests as a damp patch on the ground floor up to a height of about one metre from the floor, often with white efflorescence (salts that crystallise as the water evaporates). It's typical in old ground-floor homes, especially in areas with a high water table near the sea. This is damp that forms when indoor air, heavy with vapour, touches a cold surface. Typical in kitchens and bathrooms without adequate ventilation, also in rooms facing north-facing facades that get colder in winter. It shows up as water droplets on windows, cold room corners, and black mould spots in cold wall areas.

No, we choose the product compatible with each material (stoneware, marble, microcement, parquet) after the initial assessment. This is precisely what prevents scratching or dulling new surfaces. Yes, after a free initial assessment based on the area and condition. Work that leaves a lot of dust and cement costs more than a light renovation. Beyond dust, there are stuck-on residues that require specific techniques to avoid damaging new materials. Paint drips on floors and windows, cement or tile adhesive stains, silicone residue in bathroom and kitchen joints, stickers and protective films on taps and sanitaryware, plaster marks on tiles. Each requires its own product and method. The right scraper for glass, the correct solvent for paint (whether plastic or enamel), a gentle descaler for cement. Doing it wrong will scratch the floor or leave a haze on the glass, so we always use the product compatible with each finish.

The price for tiling in El Prat de Llobregat typically ranges between €140 and €3550. The final figure depends on the property's condition, materials, and labour time. We always provide a fixed quote before starting. It depends on the linear metres of affected wall. We provide a fixed quote after a diagnostic visit, with no obligation. Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online – we reply in under 10 minutes during business hours.