Landscaping & Garden Design in Cerdá

Hello, I am Álvaro Ferrer, project coordinator at TuExterior. If you have recently settled in the charming village of Cerdá, nestled within the heart of the La Costera comarca, you likely already appreciate the tranquility of this inland gem. With a population of approximately 370 residents, Cerdá offers a peaceful lifestyle that demands an outdoor space to match. Whether you own a traditional townhouse near the Partida del Riu or a villa in the developing residential pockets like Partida del Castellet, my mission is to help you navigate the challenges of our specific inland climate. The summers here are significantly hotter and drier than on the coast, requiring a specialized approach to greenery and shading.

When considering landscaping in Cerdá, you need a partner who understands the local soil and the intense sun exposure typical of this region. We work across the entire municipality, from the historical core to the outskirts of Partida de la Foia and the nearby Urbanización Tosalet areas. Understanding the financial aspect is also key for any homeowner; in Cerdá a landscaping typically runs 30-120 €/m² including local labour, depending on whether you opt for hardscaping, artificial turf, or complex irrigation systems. My goal is to ensure your garden becomes a functional extension of your home, resilient enough to thrive in La Costera while providing the aesthetic sanctuary you deserve.

How we work

Initial Contact

You reach out via our web form or phone, and I personally review your requirements to understand the vision you have for your Cerdá property.

Site Visit & Measuring

I visit your home in Cerdá to take precise measurements, assess the soil quality, and analyze sun orientation to ensure the design is sustainable.

Free Detailed Quote

We provide a transparent, itemized proposal covering materials and labor, tailored to the specific logistics of working within the La Costera region.

Professional Installation

Our specialized crews execute the project under my direct supervision, ensuring every plant, tile, or structure meets our high quality standards and your expectations.

Understanding Local Regulations and Permits in Cerdá

Navigating the administrative landscape in a small municipality like Cerdá is essential to avoid fines and ensure your investment is protected. Any significant outdoor modification must align with the local Plan General de Ordenación Urbana (PGOU). It is particularly important to note that the Cerdá PGOU is currently undergoing specific modifications, specifically the Modificación Puntual nº2. This update is designed to reclassify certain land parcels for public dotational use and to facilitate controlled residential expansion. If your property is located near these developing zones, your project must strictly adhere to the updated land-use requirements.

For most landscaping projects, the distinction lies between a "Comunicación Previa" and a "Licencia de Obra." Minor tasks like planting, installing decorative elements, or replacing existing flooring are usually classified as "Obra Menor" and only require a simple notification to the Ayuntamiento. However, if you are planning structural changes, such as building high perimeter walls, large pergolas, or permanent outdoor kitchens, a formal building license is mandatory. Furthermore, for any installation involving sun protection systems or awnings, we ensure compliance with the UNE-EN 13561 standard, which dictates the wind resistance and safety requirements for external blinds and shutters. Our team handles the technical documentation required by the Cerdá town hall to ensure your project remains fully compliant with both local and European safety standards.