Landscaping & Garden Design in Jávea

Hello, I am Álvaro Ferrer, project coordinator at TuExterior. Over the years, I have seen how the unique microclimate of the Marina Alta transforms our gardens, and I am proud to lead our dedicated team providing professional landscaping in Jávea. Whether you live in the historic charm of El Tosalet, the cliffside heights of Balcón al Mar, or the exclusive enclaves of La Corona and La Lluca, your outdoor space deserves a design that respects the Mediterranean soul. With a local population of approximately 30,131 residents, Jávea is a vibrant community where the garden is often the heart of the home. However, our beautiful coastal area comes with specific challenges, particularly the high salt exposure and humidity that can weather materials quickly. We specialise in selecting salt-tolerant species and durable structures that thrive in Adsubia or the Port area. Understanding the investment is key; in Jávea a landscaping typically runs 30-120 €/m² including local labour. My goal is to ensure your garden remains a sanctuary that stands up to the Spanish sun.

How we work

1. Initial Contact: You reach out to us via phone or web form to discuss your vision, style preferences, and the specific needs of your Jávea property.
2. Site Visit & Measuring: I or one of my senior technicians will visit your home to take precise measurements and assess the soil, sun orientation, and coastal exposure.
3. Free Quote: We provide a detailed, transparent breakdown of costs and materials tailored to your budget, ensuring no hidden surprises before we begin.
4. Professional Installation: Our skilled local crew executes the project with precision, from hardscaping to planting, ensuring everything is left clean and ready for you to enjoy.

Regulations and Permits for your Project

Navigating the legal landscape in Jávea is essential for a stress-free renovation. Currently, the urban planning framework in our town is governed by the Normas Urbanísticas Transitorias (NUT), which were implemented following the partial suspension of the old 1990 PGOU while the new Plan General Estructural (PGE) is being finalised by the Ayuntamiento. This means that certain setbacks and building volumes are strictly monitored. For most landscaping projects, such as installing pergolas or new paving, you will typically need to apply for an 'Obra Menor' (Minor Works) permit. If your project involves structural changes or significant excavation, a more complex 'Licencia de Obra' may be required. Furthermore, any external installations like awnings or motorized shades must comply with the UNE-EN 13561 standard, ensuring safety against wind loads. We handle the technical documentation required by the municipal ordinance to ensure your garden is fully compliant with local law.