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Home inspection in A Coruña

A Coruña has a very varied housing stock, with historic buildings in the old town and expansion blocks from the 1960s–80s. Atlantic humidity and salt corrosion are its most characteristic problems. If we find no defects, we refund your money.

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A Coruña · Galicia
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Inspections in Galicia
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We inspect everything that matters
Independent Chartered Architects in A Coruña

No ties to developers, estate agents or sellers. We work only for you.

Structure, foundations and floor slabs
Damp and leaks — thermal imaging camera
Full electrical installation check (REBT)
Plumbing, sanitation and drainage
Gas and heating/air-conditioning installation
Thermal and acoustic insulation
Exterior joinery, windows and shutters
Estimated repair cost for each defect
Most common defects in A Coruña
What we find most often in A Coruña

Every part of A Coruña has its own typical problems. These are the ones we find most in A Coruña:

Salt corrosion on façades — the Atlantic humidity and salt spray damage joinery and cladding.

Condensation damp — common in buildings without adequate thermal insulation.

Pitched roofs with leaks — in historic buildings with unmaintained tiles.

Buying a home in A Coruña
What to know before buying in A Coruña

The Ciudad Vieja and the Pescadería are where A Coruña began: stone houses, narrow streets and buildings with the glazed galleries that define the seafront of La Marina. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries the Ensanche added residential buildings. During the sixties and seventies the city grew taller and denser in neighbourhoods such as Os Mallos, Agra del Orzán and Monte Alto, and later more open areas were developed, such as Matogrande and, from the nineties onwards, Los Rosales.

If you are buying in a building with galleries, check the frames and glazing, because repairing them is usually work for the owners’ association and, in protected areas, has to respect the original design. In blocks from the sixties and seventies, ask about the ITE (the periodic building inspection), the lift and any special levies already approved. A technical inspection adds damp readings on walls and ceilings, a check of roofs and downpipes, which are heavily exposed to rain and wind, and the condition of balconies and cornices in the buildings closest to the sea.

Ciudad Vieja — Stone houses and old buildings of only a few storeys. Check for damp in the walls, the condition of the tiled roof and the timber beams.

Agra del Orzán — Tall, very densely built blocks from the 1960s and 1970s. Check the ITE, the lift, the electrical installation and the condition of the façade.

Los Rosales — Blocks of flats from the 1990s and 2000s with parking and shared areas. Check for leaks in garages and on terraces, and window frames exposed to the wind.

Inspection in 3 steps
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The process in A Coruña is simple and fast.

1
Get in touch in 2 minutes
Choose the day, time and address in A Coruña. We confirm who your Chartered Architect will be.
2
Full technical inspection
Your Chartered Architect inspects the property with a thermal imaging camera and a digital hygrometer.
3
Report in less than 24h
Complete visual report with photos and the estimated cost of each defect. Ready for negotiating.
Prices
Tell us the type and size of your property in A Coruña

No small print. No travel costs in A Coruña and the metropolitan area.

Square metres85 m²
Estimated price
345 €
VAT included
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Coverage area
We inspect in A Coruña and across Galicia

Chartered Architects available in A Coruña and every town in the metropolitan area.

A Coruña city
City centre and neighbourhoods
Ciudad Vieja · Ensanche · Monte Alto · Os Mallos · Labañou · Agra del Orzán
Districts
Main towns
Ferrol · Santiago de Compostela · Betanzos · Carballo · Arteixo · Cambre · Oleiros · Ribeira
Galicia
Other provinces
Lugo · Ourense · Pontevedra · Vigo
📍 Your town isn’t listed? We cover the whole of Galicia. Ask us.
Real case in A Coruña
Latest inspection in A Coruña
Flat · A Coruña
345 €
A Coruña
90 m² flat in a 1968 building. Corrosion in the exterior joinery and condensation damp. Estimated cost 10,000 €. Price reduction negotiated.
Client reviews
What people in A Coruña say
★★★★★

The report detected the salt corrosion that the seller hadn’t declared. With it I got a fair reduction.

Marta F.
Flat · A Coruña
★★★★★

Very clear report with photos and the estimated cost of each defect. 100% independent, with no links to the seller or the estate agent.

Hausum · A Coruña
4.8 ★ · +400 Google reviews
Explainer video
How a home inspection in A Coruña works

We show you, step by step, what to check when you view a home before buying it.

📹 In this video you will learn
  • What to check in wall finishes, floors, doors and windows
  • How to check the electrical installation and the plumbing
  • Which signs of damp and poor ventilation to look for
  • Why you should test everything before buying
Frequently asked questions
Questions about inspections in A Coruña
Which defects are most common in A Coruña?

It depends on the type and age of the building, but the most common are outdated installations, damp and cracks in façades. A technical inspection detects them all before you buy.

How much does the inspection cost?

From 345 € for under 100 m². From 100 to 199 m²: 395 €. From 200 to 299 m²: 445 €. From 300 to 399 m²: 495 €. VAT included, no travel costs.

Is the report legally valid?

Yes. It can be submitted as evidence in proceedings for hidden defects (art. 1484 of the Spanish Civil Code). The Chartered Architect can testify as an expert witness. See the legal service →

How long does the inspection in A Coruña take?

Between 1.5 and 3 hours depending on the size. The full report is delivered in less than 24 hours.

Legal service
Your inspection is legally valid for any claim

The Hausum report goes far beyond a technical document.

Evidential value
A document with legal weight
  • Private document admissible in court
  • Claims for hidden defects (art. 1484 of the Spanish Civil Code)
  • The Chartered Architect testifies as an expert witness
When to use it
Before and after the purchase
  • Useful at the notary and the land registry
  • Valid before and after signing
  • Claim defects discovered after the purchase

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