It's also unusually varied for one urbanisation — detached villas, terraced quads, bungalows and apartment blocks all within a few streets of each other, and all wearing differently.
What we do in Villamartin
- Exterior painting — render, terraces and boundary walls on older properties
- Interior painting — full repaints and single rooms
- Commercial painting — communal areas, and the bars and units around the Plaza
Property types here
Golf-side detached villas, terraced quads and bungalows on the older streets, and apartment blocks. Quads and bungalows have a particular characteristic: shared or adjoining walls, which means what your neighbour does — or doesn't do — affects how your property looks.
Repainting a quad or bungalow
The awkward part of a terraced quad is that a repaint on your section can make the adjoining ones look worse, especially if the original colour has faded unevenly across the terrace.
There are a couple of practical ways round it, and both are worth thinking about before starting:
- Match to the faded colour rather than the original specification, so the join is less obvious
- Talk to the neighbours and do adjoining properties together, which is usually cheaper for everyone and looks considerably better
Some communities also specify permitted exterior colours. Worth checking with the administrator before choosing anything.
Nearby
Los Dolses · La Florida · Dehesa de Campoamor
“Excellent job, thorough and tidy workman. Would highly recommend.”
FAQs
Can we get our neighbours' sections done at the same time?
Yes, and it usually works out better for everyone — one set-up, one visit, and a terrace that matches at the end.
Do we need community permission for an exterior colour?
Check with your administrator. Several Villamartin communities do specify colours, and it's far easier to find out beforehand.
Our bungalow was last painted about fifteen years ago. Is the render likely to be sound?
Often it is, but it needs checking for chalking and adhesion. That's exactly what the quote visit is for.