IT services in
Caldes de Montbui.

About 25 minutes by road: 14.4 km between the two town halls via the C-1415 and C-59, according to the route planner we use to organise call-outs (with no traffic it's just over 22 minutes, and we round it up). The call-out is included, just as in Granollers. When the problem is software (a reinstall, an antivirus, a network setting) we often don't even need to travel: we sort it remotely. For network, camera, radio link or Starlink installations we do come in person, to the town centre, the residential estates and the La Borda industrial estate alike.

Yes, and in Caldes they make up a large part of the municipality: according to the Idescat gazetteer at 1 January 2025, 1,935 people live in Can Valls i Torre del Negrell, 1,672 in els Saulons i la Finca Ribó and 215 in els Lledoners. The Consell Comarcal also lists Font dels Enamorats, Can Maspons, La Vall and El Farell. These are large houses on plots, where the Wi-Fi typically doesn't reach the upper floor, the garage or the garden. We solve it with mesh Wi-Fi or with cabling, after measuring the coverage, not by switching operator blindly.

According to Idescat, 1,042 people live in scattered rural settlements, and the Town Council lists 39 farmhouses and rural houses on non-developable land; the municipality stretches as far as Sant Sebastià de Montmajor, between Gallifa and el Farell. There's no public source saying which operator reaches each farmhouse, so we're not going to claim one. What we do is check at the specific address and, if the connection doesn't reach or falls short, propose a point-to-point radio link where there's line of sight, or Starlink. Sometimes the two are combined for backup, especially if there's a business operating from the farmhouse.

Yes. La Borda is Caldes's large industrial estate (52.98 ha, next to the C-59), and the other is El Pinatar (4.85 ha), home to small workshops. According to Idescat, in June 2026 there were 606 employer accounts in the municipality and 1,430 general-scheme registrations in industry. For an industrial unit we set up the internal network and Wi-Fi for office and warehouse, perimeter and access cameras, backups and support when a machine fails. The works that began on the estate in February 2026 (sewers, pavements, dropped kerbs and resurfacing) change none of that: the network inside each unit is down to each business.

According to the 2021 census, 1,105 homes in Caldes (14.3% of the housing stock) are not main residences, and many are on residential estates. The Town Council has had cameras at the entrances to several of them since 2017, but they watch the entrance, not your plot. For a house that stands empty for long periods, what works is combining cameras with phone alerts and a connection that doesn't depend on someone being there to restart the router. We help you decide between an alarm or a camera, work out how many you need and make everything accessible from your phone. And if it's not a second home but your house or your business, that too: we serve home users, shops and businesses.