Carrying out renovations at home can be an exciting but also challenging task. Beyond planning the project, it is important to comply with legal requirements to avoid penalties and ensure that your renovation complies with current regulations. Serra Real Estate GroupWe want to help you make this process as simple as possible. Therefore, we explain what permits you need and how to manage them depending on the type of work you plan to do in your home.
What kind of work do you want to do?
The first step in determining the necessary permits is to identify whether the work you wish to carry out is elderly either minorDepending on this classification, the administrative process and required documents will vary.
Major works
The major works are those that have a significant impact on the structure or functionality of the building. Common examples include:
- Construction of a new plant: Extensions that modify the structure of the property.
- Structural changes: Rehabilitation of beams, load-bearing walls or ceilings.
- Modifications in common areas: Renovations in shared spaces such as entrances, stairs or interior patios. For these works, it will be necessary to request a specific permit. You can access all the information and carry out the procedure through the Electronic headquarters of the Vilanova i la Geltrú City CouncilIt is also advisable to hire an architect or technician to advise you during the process.
Minor works
On the other hand, the minor works They are usually less invasive and generally require a simpler procedure. These include:
- Swimming pool construction: Whether in private or community gardens.
- Installation of pergolas or awnings: For terraces or balconies.
- Renovations in enclosures: Such as fences, walls or railings. Although minor works do not involve major modifications, it is necessary to submit an application. See the complete list of permitted interventions and the detailed procedure in the link to the electronic headquarters of the City Council.
Documentation required to apply for permits
To process the necessary permits, you must present the following basic documentation:
- Technical project or descriptive report of the work.
- Authorization from the community of owners (if applicable).
- Detailed project budget.
- Corresponding urban planning license.
- In the case of major works, a technical report issued by a registered professional.
Why choose Serra Seguros to protect your renovated home?
Once your renovation is complete, it is essential to protect your investment and ensure the safety of your home. Serra InsuranceWe have a team of experts who will help you find the ideal insurance. As independent brokers, we work with multiple insurers, which allows us to compare prices and coverage to offer you the best option. Insure your home and live with peace of mind. Contact us for more information.
Do you need help with other procedures related to your home?
At Serra Real Estate Group, we not only advise you on reform issues. We also have comprehensive services for the purchase, sale or rental of properties, as well as community management. If you are in Vilanova i la Geltrú, visit us at our offices in the Main Promenade or in the Head Office to receive personalized advice.
Why comply with legal permits?
Complying with legal formalities not only avoids possible sanctions, but also offers other benefits:
- Revaluation of the property: Renovations with legal permits increase the value of your property.
- Safety guaranteed: Permits ensure that the work complies with safety regulations.
- Protection against possible conflicts: Having everything in order makes it easier to resolve disputes with neighbors or administrations.
Carry out a work in Vilanova i la Geltrú It can be a simple process if you have the right information and the necessary professional support. Serra Real Estate GroupWe are here to help you from the beginning to the end of your project. Contact us today and take the first step towards improving your home.