Artificial Grass & Landscaping in Jávea

Hello, I am Álvaro Ferrer, the project coordinator at TuExterior. Over the years, I have seen how the unique climate of the Marina Alta affects our gardens, and I am proud to lead our specialized team providing high-quality artificial grass in Jávea. With a local population of approximately 30,131 residents, many of whom are international homeowners, we understand that maintaining a lush green lawn in this Mediterranean environment is a constant battle. Whether you reside in the historic hills of La Corona, the prestigious streets of El Tosalet, or the sea-facing villas of Balcón al Mar, the intense sun and coastal salt exposure can quickly turn natural grass into a dry, patchy mess. In Jávea a artificial grass typically runs 12-35 €/m² including local labour, offering a sustainable and aesthetically pleasing solution that saves water. We have transformed outdoor spaces across La Lluca and Adsubia, ensuring that your garden remains a vibrant sanctuary despite the harsh coastal conditions. My goal is to provide you with a durable, low-maintenance lawn that complements the stunning landscape of our beautiful town.

How we work

1. Initial Contact: You reach out to us via our website or phone to discuss your vision, and we provide initial guidance based on your specific location in Jávea.
2. Site Visit & Measuring: I or one of my senior technicians will visit your property in areas like Portichol or the Arenal to take precise measurements and assess the terrain drainage.
3. Free Quote: We provide a detailed, no-obligation proposal including the best turf options for the Marina Alta climate and a clear breakdown of all costs involved.
4. Professional Installation: Our expert crew handles everything from ground preparation and weed membrane laying to the final brushing, ensuring a seamless and long-lasting finish.

Regulations and Permits for Outdoor Improvements in Jávea

When planning your garden renovation in Jávea, it is essential to understand the local framework governed by the Ayuntamiento de Xàbia and the General Urban Planning Plan (PGOU). While the installation of artificial grass itself is generally considered an aesthetic improvement rather than a structural change, it often falls under the category of "Comunicación Previa" or "Obra Menor" if you are also modifying terraces, adding drainage systems, or changing the perimeter of your plot. The municipal ordinances are designed to maintain the aesthetic harmony of the town and ensure proper water runoff, which is critical in the Marina Alta to prevent flooding during Gota Fría events.

Furthermore, if your project involves the installation of sun shades or pergolas alongside your new lawn, we strictly adhere to the UNE-EN 13561 standard, which regulates the performance and safety requirements for external blinds and awnings. For residents in protected urbanisations like El Tosalet, there may be additional community bylaws regarding the height of hedges or the color of outdoor materials. We always recommend checking if a "Licencia de Obra Menor" is required for any associated masonry work. Our team at TuExterior is well-versed in these local Jávea requirements and can help guide you through the paperwork to ensure your project is fully compliant with current Spanish legislation.