Alicante / Alacant and l’Alacantí

Where We Work: Alicante and the Whole of l’Alacantí

Every district of the city and every other town in the comarca of l’Alacantí. What changes from one to the next is not whether we come, but how we reach your door.

Alicante seen from above the Postiguet: the beach and palm-lined promenade, the marina, and Santa Bárbara castle on Mount Benacantil.

The city, district by district

Alicante has some forty official neighbourhoods. These are the groups that make a difference to a locksmith, and what to tell us when you call from each.

Old houses on stepped lanes

Santa Cruz and the Casco Antiguo

Around ten pedestrian lanes climbing the castle hill, many of them stairways. No car reaches the door: the van stays below and the tools go up by hand. The surrounding old town is ring I of the Low Emission Zone, with camera-controlled access.

Apartment buildings

Centro, Ensanche and Mercado

The traditional centre between the port and avenida Alfonso el Sabio. Street door, lift, landing door: most calls here involve two locks, the communal one and your own.

Blocks of flats

Benalúa, San Blas, Carolinas and the residential barrios

Residential neighbourhoods of apartment buildings. Landing doors, letterbox locks and communal street doors, usually with a street a van can stop in.

Beach towers and blocks

Playa de San Juan

Planned from 1959 along avenida Costa Blanca and avenida de las Naciones, with blocks of up to twelve storeys. About one home in five is classed as empty in the city’s housing study. A lock left unturned for months is the one most likely to seize.

Detached houses and townhouses

Cabo de las Huertas, Albufereta and Vistahermosa

Houses on their own plots between San Juan beach and Albufereta: garden gates, pedestrian doors and main doors, often each with its own key.

Gated phases with pools

Urbanova

South of the city near the airport road: eight private phases, each with its own perimeter. Tell us the phase and the block, or send a location pin, and the right gate gets found first time.

Business parks

Las Atalayas, Pla de la Vallonga and Agua Amarga

Warehouses, workshops and offices on the city’s three managed industrial estates, where a jammed door stops a whole shift rather than one household.

The rest of l’Alacantí

The comarca has ten municipalities, Alicante among them. All nine others are covered, from the coast at El Campello to the mountain villages.

  • San Vicente del RaspeigThe largest neighbour, directly north-west of the city.
  • Sant Joan d’AlacantInland of Playa de San Juan, sharing its edge with the city.
  • MutxamelInland, just beyond Sant Joan.
  • El CampelloThe next town up the coast after Playa de San Juan.
  • BusotHill village and urbanisations inland of El Campello.
  • AigüesSmall village above Busot.
  • XixonaUp the valley road to the north.
  • La Torre de les MaçanesThe furthest village of the comarca, in the mountains beyond Xixona.
  • AgostWest of San Vicente, towards the interior.

Not sure if your address counts? Call, or send a location pin on WhatsApp. If something is wrong at your door right now, go straight to emergency attendance; other routes are on the contact page.

Getting to you faster

  • In Santa Cruz, name the last street a car can reach: the lanes above are stairways.
  • In a gated urbanisation, give the phase, block and gate, or who can open it.
  • On the business parks, give the street and unit number rather than the company name.
  • Anywhere, a WhatsApp location pin beats a description.

For more on the old quarter, read a lockout in Santa Cruz.

Covered? Almost certainly.

Tell us the street or the town and what the lock is doing, and you will hear the price before we set off.

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