Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we'll respond within 10 minutes during business hours. When a garden hasn't been touched for months, the first step is a thorough overhaul. General clearing, several passes of lawn mowing, pruning of overgrown shrubs, and removal of multiple trailer loads of waste. Once the garden is restored, the most cost-effective approach is to enter into a regular maintenance plan. Maintaining is always cheaper than restoring repeatedly. Many clients spend seasons outside Spain and want their garden cared for in their absence. We provide notifications before and after each visit. We send photos of the result if you request, so you can have peace of mind 2,000 kilometres away. For holiday rental properties, we coordinate visits between bookings so the garden is immaculate for each tenant's arrival.

The typical Torrevieja client doesn't live here all year. Their main residence is in Manchester, Lyon, Munich, or Stockholm. Their apartment here is used for their own holidays or rented out through a manager. When there's a breakdown, they can't catch a flight just for a leaking sink. They need someone who can access the apartment, diagnose the problem, quote, and resolve it, without them having to organise everything from abroad. We work directly with several holiday rental managers in the area, coordinating with them when there's a tenant inside, or accessing with the deposited key when the flat is empty. We send photos and videos of the problem before acting. We provide a fixed quote that the owner approves via WhatsApp. After the job, we send a written report with before and after photos. We invoice digitally. For many non-resident owners, this is the first time they can manage breakdowns in their Spanish home without catching a flight. The pattern repeats every year. May arrives, British, Irish, and French owners return to Torrevieja, open the apartment door that has been closed since February. They discover surprises. A washing machine stopcock that has given way during winter and is now leaking onto the laundry room floor. An air conditioning thermostat that no longer responds to the remote. Jammed blinds halfway down because the internal tape has dried out. A damp smell in the master bedroom coming from behind the built-in wardrobe.

The Costa Blanca climate dictates everything done in a garden. Long, dry, and very hot summers, with little rain between May and September and sun that punishes traditional lawns. A garden designed for Northern European climates, with a lot of grass and soft-leaved plants, consumes a huge amount of water and suffers in July and August. That's why more and more clients are opting for low-consumption gardens. Decorative gravel, Mediterranean plants (lavender, rosemary, oleander, cacti and succulents), palm trees, and olive trees. Los Balcones and Los Altos are newer developments with villas and apartments from the 2000s, with more modern installations but already fifteen years of pending maintenance. La Mata is an area of beach apartments that fill up in July and August and close for the rest of the year, which creates its own pattern of breakdowns. El Acequión, La Siesta, Aguas Nuevas, El Chaparral, Torrelamata, we cover without surcharge for travel within the municipal area. We're not speculating here. This is what we see every start of the season in Torrevieja. The specific combination of this city produces a very specific breakdown profile. Apartment blocks from the 1980s and 90s. Extremely hard water. Marine salt entering through poorly sealed windows. Owners who are physically in another country for months. A plumber or electrician coming from Madrid or Murcia doesn't quite understand it on their first visit.

The price for planting in La Maternitat i Sant Ramon typically ranges between €44 and €588. The final figure depends on the property's condition, materials, and labour time. We always provide a fixed quote before starting. We adjust the frequency to the reality of the garden and the season. In spring, from March to June, growth is explosive, and a weekly or fortnightly visit is advisable. In mid-summer, the lawn slows down due to the heat, and we can space out visits. In winter, visits every three or four weeks are usually sufficient. This flexibility keeps costs under control without the garden ever becoming overgrown.