Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we'll reply in less than 10 minutes during business hours. The correct protocol when glass breaks involves three steps. First, immediately remove all loose fragments to prevent accidents, which is especially important with children or pets at home. Second, provisionally cover with a thick plastic sheet or board if the area is accessible from outside and there's a risk of intrusion. And third, call the glazier as soon as possible for measurement and replacement. Urgency depends on whether the area is watertight or not. A window facing an interior patio can wait 2-3 days without issue. A balcony door or exterior window with a risk of rain entering or theft requires urgent replacement. We start with a measurement visit. We precisely measure the existing opening, identify the type of glass to be replaced (tempered, laminated, Climalit), and verify the fixing system to the frame (silicone, PVC profile, neoprene gasket) so that the replacement is identical to the original. We provide a fixed quote during the same visit.

Tempered glass is the standard for balcony doors, large windows, and areas at risk of impact. Its distinctive feature is that when it breaks, it shatters into thousands of small, blunt fragments that don't cause serious cuts, rather than large, sharp shards like conventional glass. Spanish regulations (CTE) require tempered or laminated safety glass in all passage areas and at heights below 90 cm. If your broken glass was conventional single pane, we are obliged to replace it with tempered glass to comply with regulations. Laminated glass, formed by two panes of glass joined by an inner transparent PVB layer, is the premium option for doors and windows at risk of theft. When it breaks, the fragments remain adhered to the PVB layer, and the window maintains significant residual resistance. This is what we recommend for accessible ground floors or isolated chalets with a high risk. We typically see three main causes. First, strong winds violently closing a sliding door, causing it to hit the frame and crack the tempered glass. This particularly happens in areas with strong westerly or easterly winds like La Mata, Punta Prima, or Pilar de la Horadada when doors are left improperly closed. Second, children's balls or accidental impacts against window panes on ground floors or terraces. Third, attempted break-ins where a thief breaks the balcony window to gain entry, which is relatively rare in the area but does occur.

Glass with official manufacturer's warranty (5 years for defects) plus our coverage on installation. Official manufacturer's warranty 5-10 years depending on brand and model. Plus 30 days on labour. All that investment in a security cylinder loses meaning if key copies are made freely at any local hardware store. The registered key of the security cylinder can only be duplicated by the official manufacturer's distributor upon presentation of the owner's card that we provide upon installation. Without that card, no copy is possible. This means you control exactly how many keys exist and who has them. You will never have the uncomfortable doubt of whether the local locksmith or a copy service has kept a pattern of your key for future use.

The price for security locks in Les Roquetes typically ranges between €53 and €510. The final figure depends on the condition of the property, the materials, and the time spent working. We always provide a fixed quote before starting. Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we'll reply in less than 10 minutes during business hours. For flats in blocks with neighbours, an active community, and natural surveillance, we recommend a medium-to-high security cylinder type Tesa T80 or Cisa Astral. Effective anti-bumping, registered key (cannot be copied without your authorisation), EN1303 grade 5 certification (resistance to manipulation for years). Reasonable cost and a significant real improvement over the standard.