Has anyone had difficulties after purchasing property in Santa Pola to get the account for Hidraqua changed into their name. We purchased in November and still having difficulties. We had the visit from the architect back in Feb, but apparently the town hall has asked for two more things (trying to find out what) which the architect and solicitor have no idea what they are. Any experience, advice, ideas would be welcome
Posted: Wed May 4, 2022 11:43am
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Why isn’t your solicitor doing this for you? It should have been done by them as part of their fee when you purchased the house. Insist he does the work you’ve paid him to do.
Lynn
Posted: Wed May 4, 2022 12:17pm
GrahamLynn wrote on Wed May 4, 2022 11:43am:
Why isn’t your solicitor doing this for you? It should have been done by them as part of their fee when you purchased the house. Insist he does the work you’ve paid him to do.
Lynn
Thanks, they are dealing with it, just wondering if anybody else had experienced a delay
Posted: Wed May 4, 2022 12:41pm
There is a Hidraqua office in Santa Pola.
We had a problem setting up payments, but made an appointment with them, met with a helpful english speaking lady, and it was quickly sorted,
Michael
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Posted: Wed May 4, 2022 3:24pm
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You need to obtain your "Certificado de Habitabilidad", from Departamento de Urbanizacion, 3rd floor at the Town Hall. It could take anything up to a month but without it, Hidraqua will not change the name on your account. Your certificate should be easy to obtain, but be sure to take your Deeds or copy of these when requesting it.
As one poster has already mentioned, staff at the Hidraqua offices are generally very helpful in Santa Pola.
Posted: Thu May 5, 2022 9:34am
mik2410 wrote on Wed May 4, 2022 12:41pm:
There is a Hidraqua office in Santa Pola.
We had a problem setting up payments, but made an appointment with them, met with a helpful english speaking lady, and it was quickly sorted,
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Michael
Many thanks, much appreciated
Posted: Thu May 5, 2022 9:34am
SClayton wrote on Wed May 4, 2022 3:24pm:
You need to obtain your "Certificado de Habitabilidad", from Departamento de Urbanizacion, 3rd floor at the Town Hall. It could take anything up to a month but without it, Hidraqua will not change the name on your account. Your certificate should be easy to obtain, but be sure to take your Deeds ...
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...or copy of these when requesting it.
As one poster has already mentioned, staff at the Hidraqua offices are generally very helpful in Santa Pola.
Many thanks, info appreciated
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