IT services in
Canovelles.

We cover the whole municipality, not just the centre. Canovelles is practically an extension of Granollers — it's one continuous built-up area, with the Barriada Nova stitching the two together — and the drive from our workshop to any of the town's 13 neighbourhoods, from Les Àligues to Sanaüja, takes barely 3 minutes. That includes the Can Castells industrial estate, built in 1975, and Can Galobardes, which have practically merged into a single industrial area home to metalworking, printing, textiles, chemicals and food. We'll go to a production unit just as readily as to a flat in the Barriada Nova or a shop in the centre, for businesses and home users alike, with the same free diagnosis and no call-out charge anywhere in the town.

Yes, and it's one of the things we're asked for most in Canovelles. The town's Sunday market is the largest in the county by number of stalls — 382 according to the Town Council's latest count, along some 2,500 metres of street — and it's even bigger than Granollers'. It draws more than 10,000 visitors every Sunday from 9:00 to 14:00, a crowd no other day of the week comes close to. In November 2024 it moved permanently to the Passeig de la Ribera, next to the Guardia Civil barracks, to ease congestion in the centre. For shops in that area we install card terminals and Wi-Fi that can cope with the crowds of a market Sunday, and cameras on shopfronts and storerooms with heavy footfall. Outside market day, for the rest of the week those same shops need the same network running without interruptions.

Yes, with an important caveat worth clearing up because it causes confusion. Canovelles is one of seven Vallès Oriental municipalities where the Generalitat's public fibre network (Xarxa Oberta) was already in place before 2025, along with Aiguafreda, Figaró-Montmany, l'Ametlla del Vallès, Tagamanent, Vallgorguina and Vilalba Sasserra. But that network connects public facilities and services — the town hall, schools, council buildings — and is made available to private operators so that they, in turn, can serve homes and businesses. It isn't a connection that reaches your home or premises directly just because the town is on the list. Today there's no reliable public source saying, street by street, which operator has fibre deployed in Canovelles, so we're not going to give you a made-up figure: what we can do is check your existing installation and tell you which options are genuinely available at your address.

No, they're different things and it's worth telling them apart. In autumn 2023 Canovelles Town Council put out to tender a system of more than thirty CCTV cameras at the entry and exit points of the municipality, most with number-plate recognition and linked to the Local Police, with a budget of roughly €270,000. That network monitors who drives in and out of the town; it doesn't see inside your shop, your unit or your front door, and it doesn't replace any private security measure. We install dedicated cameras for businesses and homes, designed to cover your shop window, your storeroom or your front entrance, with recording and access from your phone — something the municipal network neither covers nor aims to. They're two different, complementary layers of security: one watches the street, the other watches what's yours.

It's a very common question in Canovelles, and there's a reason for it: almost 6 in 10 main residences in the town are between 46 and 90 m², and 76% of the housing stock is under 90 m² — according to the 2021 census, it's in fact the smallest and most vertical housing stock of the five areas we cover, along with Mollet. In flats of that size, with masonry partition walls and sometimes several floors, a single router rarely reaches every room equally well, and adding stand-alone boosters almost never fixes the root problem. The usual solution is a mesh Wi-Fi system with two or three coordinated points that spread the signal without drop-outs as you move from room to room. We explain how to work out how many nodes you need based on floor area and layout in this guide, which will give you an idea before we come and assess it on site.