Keys and access
We keep your keys at the office and let in trades, deliveries and guests. You always know who has been inside.

We look after your house while you are away: keys, regular inspections, maintenance and repairs, with one contact at our office in Sant Antoni de Calonge.

Most of the owners we work for live abroad and spend a few weeks a year here. The rest of the time the house still needs attention: a leak, a delivery, a technician who needs to get in, a guest who cannot find the key.
We keep a set of keys at our office, inspect the house on a schedule agreed with you and take care of maintenance and repairs with our own team. You have one contact for everything, in your own language.
You decide how much you hand over. Some owners only want key holding and regular inspections. Others also leave the garden, the pool, the cleaning and the repairs to us.
We keep your keys at the office and let in trades, deliveries and guests. You always know who has been inside.
We check the house on a schedule agreed with you. After a storm we can make an extra visit if you ask us to.
Repairs are done by our own team. Anything beyond a small job is quoted first and only starts with your approval.
Regular maintenance of the garden and the pool, so both are in good condition when you arrive.
A clean before you arrive and after you leave, and changeovers between guests if the house is rented out.
When something needs doing, you hear from us by e-mail, phone or WhatsApp, with photos when there is something to show.
Get in touch
Tell us where the house is and what you would like us to take care of.
We visit the house
We walk through the house, with you or on our own, and note what it needs.
A clear proposal
You receive a proposal with the services, how often we come and the price.
We take over
You hand over a set of keys and we start. From the first day you know who to call.
What a house on this coast needs when you are not in it, and what it costs to keep somebody looking after it.
See all questionsWe do, if you would like us to. We hold a set of keys at the office in Sant Antoni de Calonge, walk the house on a rhythm you set, and deal with what we find using our own team rather than sending you a list of numbers to ring from another country.
You are told what was done and what it cost, and anything beyond a small job is quoted and approved before it starts.
Honestly
Plenty of owners rely on a neighbour, and for a fortnight that is fine. It stops working the day something happens that needs a decision, a tradesman and somebody to be there on a Tuesday. That is usually the phone call we get.
It goes green, and on the wooded plots here it fills with pine needles while it does. A pool left untreated from October does not need cleaning in May, it needs emptying and refilling, and that is a far larger bill than the winter treatment would have been.
Emptying a pool is also not risk free. In the wrong ground conditions an empty pool can lift. It is not a job to do casually.
Honestly
This is the single most common expensive surprise we see on a second home here, and it is entirely avoidable for the price of a few visits over the winter.
From our office in Sant Antoni de Calonge, most of the houses we look after are within a short drive. Because we hold the keys ourselves and use our own people, a burst pipe on a Tuesday morning is dealt with that morning rather than after a day of arranging.
In an emergency we stop the damage first and reach you afterwards. Turning off the water and making a property secure does not wait for an email reply. Everything beyond making it safe does wait for your decision.
Yes. Two separate things, and owners are regularly surprised by the second one. The first is IBI, the local property tax, billed by the town hall. The second is non-resident income tax: Spain taxes a non-resident owner on an imputed income from a second home even when it earns nothing and stands empty all year.
Both are ordinary, both are manageable, and both need somebody to actually file them. The penalty for not knowing is the same as the penalty for not bothering.
Honestly
The imputed income tax is the one nobody mentions during a viewing. It is not large for most houses, but it is annual, it is your responsibility to declare rather than something you get billed for, and it accumulates quietly if it is never filed. If you have owned here for years and have never heard of it, that is worth a conversation now rather than later.

Tell us about your house and what you need, and we will send you a clear proposal. No obligation.