Guides

Guides to renovation costs in Spain

Six practical guides for owners who want to understand a Spanish renovation quote before signing it. Each one cites the official source wherever a legal or tax point is involved.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What do these guides cover?

Comparing quotes, VAT and grants, payment stages, unexpected costs, adjusting a budget and measuring for a quote.

Do the guides give prices?

No. They explain the factors and structure behind a quote, without figures.

Are the tax points up to date?

Each tax or legal point cites its official source and the date we checked it. Anything we could not confirm is marked “to be verified”.

Are the guides legal or tax advice?

No. They explain how things work; for your specific case, consult an adviser.

Which guide should I read first?

If you already have quotes, start with comparing quotes. If not, start with measuring for a quote.

Do you explain Spanish quote terms?

Yes, the guides and the itemised quote page explain the usual terms.

Is VAT on renovations always reduced?

No. The AEAT sets conditions, including private use of the home. The VAT guide explains them.

Do you manage grant applications?

No. The VAT and grants guide explains where things stand and what to check.

Can I ask questions about a guide?

Yes, by email, WhatsApp or the form.

How do I get a quote after reading?

Send photos and the approximate floor area through the form or WhatsApp.

Free, itemised quote

Send us photos and the approximate floor area

A few photos and a rough square-metre figure are enough for a first assessment. If it suits you, we then visit the property and prepare an itemised quote, line by line.

  • One contractor, one point of contact
  • Itemised quote with no vague lump sums
  • Materials purchasing and final clean handled by us
  • Work carried out with a guarantee and public liability insurance
Will anyone live there during the works?