Restoration · 8 min read

Façades and roofs: a restoration guide for communities

Warning signs, costs per metre, taking the decision to the owners’ meeting, and why façade and roof should share one scaffold.

By the Andalucía Reformas team ·

Residential building under scaffolding during façade and roof restoration

When does a building need restoration?

With falling render, active cracks, exposed rusty rebar, recurring top-floor leaks or an unfavourable building inspection. Falling fragments are a civil-liability risk for the community; a professional inspection (free with us) defines whether spot repair or full restoration is needed.

Why do façade and roof belong in one works?

Scaffolding and access equipment are a major cost share: using them for both saves 10–20 % of the total.

They also share pathologies and grants: a joint action with insulation reaches the 30 % energy saving that unlocks 40–80 % funding sooner. Services: façades · flat roofs.

How is it approved in the community?

Necessary conservation works are mandatory and pass by simple majority; improvements follow the majorities in Spain’s horizontal property law. We prepare comparable itemised budgets, a photo condition report and per-owner cost simulations for the meeting.

Planning a project? A surveyor from your province will visit free of charge and give you an itemised quote. Call +34 604 822 979 or message us on WhatsApp.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How long does a façade job take?

6–16 weeks depending on surface and system, with residents at home throughout.

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