Façade Refurbishment in Ibiza

It may include inspection, removal of loose areas, concrete and crack repair, reinforcement treatment, joint sealing, waterproofing and final finishing.

Painting renews and protects the finish; refurbishment first addresses damage to the substrate, water ingress, fissures and deteriorated elements. Painting is usually only the final stage.

It depends on the surface area, defects, height, access, materials and auxiliary equipment required. An inspection and measurements are necessary to avoid incomplete quotes.

A partial intervention may take several days, while a comprehensive refurbishment can take several weeks. We provide a schedule based on the scope, building and weather conditions.

Its width, progression, direction and location offer clues, but are not sufficient for a remote diagnosis. Active cracks or cracks affecting structural elements must be assessed by a qualified professional.

As it is normally a communal element, the cost is shared according to the community’s regulations and ownership coefficients, unless specific agreements or responsibilities apply.

The building must be maintained in a safe, habitable and watertight condition. If there is spalling or water ingress, it is advisable to act quickly and check the applicable regulations.

It depends on whether the work is mandatory maintenance, an improvement or an aesthetic alteration. The property manager or legal adviser should confirm the required approval in each case.

A permit or formal notification is usually required, and a project, technical supervision or public-road occupation permit may also be necessary. Requirements vary depending on the municipality and scope of work.

In many buildings, yes, using rope access or platforms. The solution is chosen after assessing safety, geometry, materials and the duration of the work.

They are sections of render, paint or concrete that lose adhesion and may fall. They require signage, controlled removal of the hazard and repair of the underlying cause.

Unsound concrete is removed, the reinforcement is cleaned and protected, and the area is rebuilt with compatible mortars. The exact process depends on the damage and technical assessment.

Yes, when the source of water ingress or condensation is identified and the correct solution is applied. Painting over the stain without resolving the cause is not a long-lasting repair.

It can improve it if a dedicated external insulation system is installed. Repairing and painting alone do not constitute a complete energy-efficiency refurbishment.

Municipal, regional or national grant schemes may be available, particularly for accessibility or energy efficiency. The current scheme and its requirements should be checked before starting.

It depends on the scale of the work, the building’s protected status and local regulations. Where required, we work with the appointed technical team and carry out the work according to the project.

We plan access, signage, protective measures and working hours, communicating each phase to minimise disruption and keep passageways safe.

Joints, fissures, sealants, parapet tops and water drainage should be checked regularly. Detecting minor issues early helps prevent major interventions.

Yes, the quotation specifies the warranties covering the included work and materials. It is important that the solution addresses the diagnosed cause and that recommended inspections are carried out.

Yes. We provide a detailed proposal covering the scope, access equipment, phases and timescale, so the community can review it clearly.