Property care built around your home.

Every plan starts with the basics an empty home needs: safe keyholding, regular visits and a short report after each one. On a visit we look at doors, windows and shutters, check for leaks, damp and obvious damage, look at water and electricity, and collect the post.

Higher levels add more detail: room-by-room inspections, meter observations, pool and garden checks, photos with every report, and coordination of contractors. What is included in your level is listed on each card above and again in your personal plan.

A private home mainly needs someone who notices problems early while you are away. A long-term rental needs oversight that respects the tenant: visits are arranged in advance, and the focus shifts to tenant changes, condition reports and maintenance coordination.

A holiday rental is different again: the rhythm is set by guests. That is why holiday plans combine a smaller recurring fee with fixed prices per turnover for cleaning, linen and check-in, so you always know what each stay costs.

A two-bedroom apartment and a four-bedroom villa with a garden and pool take very different amounts of time to check properly. More rooms mean more windows, taps and corners to look at; more bathrooms mean more cleaning time; a pool or large garden adds its own checks.

The bedroom guide on each level is there to help you orientate. It is not a limit: you can choose Essential for a larger house. Casa Alta then simply calculates the correct price for that property, without penalties or surcharges listed line by line.

For most homes that stand empty for weeks at a time, a visit every two weeks is a sensible routine: problems such as a dripping tap, a tripped fuse or damp behind a closed shutter are found before they grow. A monthly visit suits apartments and homes with little exposure to weather.

Weekly visits make sense for large villas, properties with pools and gardens, homes with older installations, or when you want someone to see the house as often as possible. Your insurer may also have expectations for empty properties, so it is worth checking your policy.

Heavy autumn rain, strong wind or hail can affect roofs, terraces, drains and shutters. With the automatic severe-weather inspection, Casa Alta visits the property after significant local weather events and reports what we find, with photos.

You decide once, and then you do not need to worry when you read the weather news from home. The inspection is charged only when it takes place.

• Entrances, doors, windows and shutters
• Signs of leaks, damp and mould, especially in bathrooms and closed rooms
• Water, electricity and, where accessible, the meters
• Air flow: airing the rooms where agreed
• Post, deliveries and anything left at the door
• Terraces, garden and pool, depending on your level
• A short report after the visit, with photos from the Care level upwards

Owners who live abroad often end up coordinating a key holder, a cleaner, a pool company, a gardener and various tradespeople, each with their own phone number and invoices. Casa Alta brings this together: one plan, one contact, one clear overview.

We do the routine work ourselves and arrange trusted specialists where a trade is needed, such as pool repairs, electricians or plumbers. You keep control and receive updates, without having to organise it all from a distance.

Casa Alta works from L'Atzúbia in the north of the Marina Alta. Travel to your property is already included in your calculated price. You will never see a separate fuel charge or mileage line.

We also plan fairly: when several services happen during one visit, such as cleaning, linen and a check-out inspection, there is only one journey, and you pay for only one.

Many homeowners in the Marina Alta live in Germany, the Netherlands, the UK or elsewhere and spend only part of the year on the Costa Blanca. We work in German, English and Dutch, report in writing, and understand what it means to look after a home from far away.

We cover the Marina Alta from Oliva and Pego to Dénia, Xàbia, Moraira, Benissa and Calp, including the inland valleys.