Valladolid is the de facto capital of Castile and León and a growing property market. Its converted industrial stock and its 1960s–80s blocks present common problems that a technical inspection detects before the purchase. If we find no defects, we refund your money.
No ties to developers, estate agents or sellers. We work only for you.
Every part of Valladolid has its own typical problems. These are the ones we find most in Valladolid:
Aluminosis in blocks from 1955–1975 — Valladolid has a notable incidence in its industrial-era housing stock.
Cracks caused by thermal expansion — Valladolid’s continental climate is extreme.
Electrical installations that have never been upgraded — in the historic and workers’ housing stock.
The process in Valladolid is simple and fast.
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The report detected the risk of aluminosis. With that information I got a significant reduction before signing.
Very clear report with photos and the estimated cost of each defect. 100% independent, with no links to the seller or the estate agent.
We show you, step by step, what to check when you view a home before buying it.
- 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
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Which defects are most common in Valladolid?
It depends on the type and age of the building, but the most common are outdated installations, damp and cracks in façades.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 Valladolid take?
Between 1.5 and 3 hours depending on the size. The full report is delivered in less than 24 hours.
The Hausum report goes far beyond a technical document.
- Private document admissible in court
- Claims for hidden defects (art. 1484 of the Spanish Civil Code)
- The Chartered Architect testifies as an expert witness
- Useful at the notary and the land registry
- Valid before and after signing
- Claim defects discovered after the purchase
Save money and avoid surprises. In less than 24h you have an architect assigned and the full report.
No commitment · Pay only if you confirm · Money-back guarantee if we find no defects