Electrical
Update distribution, circuits, points and selected lighting.
PowerPlan electrical, plumbing, climate and selected energy upgrades as one technical scope, especially before finishes are renewed.
You do not need a technical brief. Choose the nearest option and the quiz will collect the essentials.
Update distribution, circuits, points and selected lighting.
PowerRenew supply, waste and property connections.
WaterPlan air conditioning, heating and ventilation.
ComfortCoordinate several systems before renovation finishes.
Whole propertyFive service-specific questions · no obligation · about 40 seconds
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A technical review brief identifying the priority system, property context and likely investigation route.
Photos from our completed pools, bathrooms and terraces. They show the level of coordination and finish you can expect — we will show references for your exact service during the consultation.

Real work completed by our own team, not a stock photo.

A finished project you can visit references for during the consultation.

A finished project you can visit references for during the consultation.
The final contract lists the exact inclusions for your property. This is the practical structure we start from.
The estimate depends on existing installations, access, capacity and the systems selected.
Send photos of the fuse board and the boiler, and tell us the year of construction. That is usually enough to see the scale.
Everything here lives inside walls — the order matters more than in any other work.
Contracted power, cable sections, pipe material, existing climate routes. In older properties the supply is often the limit, not the appliances.
Where cables and pipes run decides how much masonry has to be chased and made good — that labour is most of the cost.
Wiring, plumbing, ducting and units installed and tested under load before walls are closed, with photographs of the concealed work.
Where the work requires it we issue the electrical certificate, so the installation is not only done but properly registered.
We hold the key, coordinate access and photograph the concealed work before walls are closed — that is the part you cannot inspect afterwards.
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Verified client review · Overseas ownerPractical answers to help you decide the next step.
Yes. A technical review helps identify visible condition, capacity and the likely upgrade scope before finishes are disturbed.
It is often the most efficient time because routes are accessible and final surfaces can be planned around the new installation.
Yes. We hold a key, coordinate access and send photo reports of the concealed work before anything is closed up — that is the part you cannot inspect later.
How much has to be chased into the walls. Surface trunking is cheap and ugly; concealed routing means channelling masonry and making good afterwards, which is most of the labour.
We install across Costa Blanca South and issue the electrical certificate (boletín) where the work requires it, so the installation is not just done but also properly registered.
Signs worth checking: an old fuse board without modern breakers, sockets without earth, wiring in the original 1970s–80s fabric, or a supply that trips when the air conditioning and oven run together. A qualified installer can inspect and tell you whether it needs a full rewire or targeted upgrades, and whether the boletín needs renewing.
On this coast it usually is for permanent residents, because the same unit covers heating, cooling and hot water and runs efficiently in a mild climate. For a property used a few weeks a year the payback is much longer, and a simpler system often makes more sense.
Often yes. Rewiring can be staged room by room, and plumbing can be renewed along accessible runs. We look at what can be done with limited disruption and what genuinely requires opening walls, so you can decide what to do now and what to leave for later.
Both are common complaints here. Low pressure is usually a pump or pipework issue rather than the mains supply, and hard water is best handled at the point of entry. Neither needs a full renovation to fix — they are typically standalone jobs.
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