Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we'll 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. Then we move to walls, doors, frames, skirting boards, radiators, and window tracks. Next, interior and exterior woodwork, windows inside and out, taps, and sanitaryware. We finish with the floors, which are done last because they catch everything that falls during the process. Thorough vacuuming, mopping with neutral cleaner, and, if necessary, a second mop to remove the last traces of construction dust. Rising damp, roof leaks, internal condensation, and saltpetre efflorescence. Diagnosis before action.

The most common mistake with damp is repainting the affected wall. It looks fine for the first month, then the damp reappears, worse than before. Now the new paint creates a barrier that traps water inside the wall. Damp isn't 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 using the appropriate technique, and then repaint. There are four types of damp we commonly see on the Costa Blanca, each with a different cause, diagnosis, and treatment. Confusing them inevitably leads to ineffective treatments and wasted money. That's why we always start with a diagnostic technical visit before quoting anything. The difference between treating damp correctly or incorrectly changes the durability of the result between five years and six months. This is damp rising from the ground through walls via capillary action in porous materials. It appears as a damp stain on the ground floor up to a height of one metre from the floor, often with white efflorescence (salts that crystallise as the water evaporates). It's typical in old ground-floor properties, especially in areas with a high water table near the sea.

There isn't as much competition here as on the coast, and it shows in the quality of some professionals. We work in San Miguel with the same standards as in Torrevieja. San Miguel de Salinas is an inland town fifteen kilometres from Torrevieja, in the Vega Baja region. It has about ten thousand inhabitants and a mixed profile of Spanish residents and foreign owners who sought to move away from saturated coastal developments. This intermediate position has a specific technical consequence. The local professional offering is limited; the freelancers working here don't face as much competition as in Torrevieja or Orihuela Costa, and the average quality of service is uneven. Some professionals are excellent; we know them. Others take advantage of the lack of alternatives to do quick jobs without guarantees. No, we select the product compatible with each material (gres, marble, microcement, parquet) after the initial assessment. This is precisely what prevents scratching or dulling new surfaces.

The price for plastering and rendering in Poble Nou (Terrassa) typically ranges between €160 and €3400. The final figure depends on the property's condition, materials, and labour time. We always provide a fixed quote before starting. The result is a house ready to move into or to hand over to a tenant or buyer, with no dust reappearing after two days or residue on windows and taps. We offer a free initial assessment to give you a fixed price based on the area and condition. Any masonry work leaves more mess than a simple paint change. All work comes with a 30-day guarantee. It depends on the linear metres of wall affected. We provide a fixed quote after a diagnostic visit, with no obligation.