Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2021 12:27pm
Morning George,
A very valid question.
My wife and I moved from London 2 years ago to set up our Architectural practice and were in very similar situation.
The problem here in Chiclana is the Humidity. Chiclana is not a desert
because of the early morning and late evenings humidity. Although It is
the life line for the natural parks in and around Chiclana, but is
detrimental to the properties, especially in conjunction with the poor
construction practices here in the south of Spain. 99% of the time,
properties built before 2000 do not have insulation, cavity construction
or robust water proofing details, leading to the majority of properties
during the winters months plaqued with moisture and dampness issues.
The majority of our Conditions Reports services is finding our Clients
reliable solutions to mitigate these problems to their existing
properties.
My wife and I , as part of our Architectural services assist many
families in recommendations on properties that they are interested in
purchasing. For instance we would inspect the
property (representing our clients interests) and undertake a Conditions
Reports which will give our clients an opinion on the buildings
external, internal & services conditions before purchasing.
Furthermore we also offer the service of reviewing the 'planning
legality' of the site and property to view independently from the
agents, and whether extension would be permitted on the site in the
future. These Reports are then often used in the price negotiation
process between our Clients & letting agents for the betterment of
our clients.
If you would like further information on Chiclana or of our service we offer, please do not hesitate to contact us.
[email protected]
https://www.conceptarchitecturalworkshop.com/
All the best, stay safe and well,
Adrian & Angela