IT services in
Mollet.

Yes. Mollet is 10.4 km from our base in Granollers, about 12 minutes by car without traffic, so we go there as often as anywhere else in the Baix Vallès. We cover both the town centre — the most densely populated of the five areas we serve, at 4,898.7 inhabitants/km² — and the business parks (Can Magarola, Can Magre, Can Prat, la Farinera and Mas Regàs), as well as the opposite end of the municipality: the farmhouses of the Gallecs rural area, protected since 2009. A flat in the centre, a practice near the Hospital de Mollet and a farmhouse in Gallecs are three very different kinds of client, and all three are on the same call-out route. We don't charge extra to come to Mollet: the call-out is included in the quote, wherever the address is within the municipality.

Because Mollet's housing stock is the smallest and most vertical of the five areas: according to the 2021 census (Idescat), 56.9% of main homes are between 61 and 90 m² and only 5.4% are larger than 120 m². In a flat, the router's signal has to get through partition walls, concrete floor slabs and party walls, with neighbours broadcasting on the same frequencies, so it's common for part of the home to have no coverage even though the living room works perfectly. The solution is hardly ever a more expensive router; it's a mesh Wi-Fi system with two or three well-placed access points, which we explain in more detail in our guide on how many nodes you need. It's the exact opposite of the typical problem in a large detached house, where the challenge is distance rather than obstacles.

Yes. Of the 733.52 hectares of the Gallecs rural area, 448 lie within Mollet, and since 2009 they have been part of the Generalitat's PEIN as protected agricultural land, with the farmhouses around the church of Santa Maria de Gallecs part of the heritage to be preserved. As it's land that can't be developed, you can't assume a fibre connection reaches every farmhouse the way it reaches the town centre: the alternative is usually point-to-point radio or Starlink, depending on the terrain and the line of sight available from each property. We install it with the same call-out included as anywhere else in the municipality, assessing each case before saying which technology fits best. It's the same work we do at any farmhouse or scattered hamlet in the comarca, except that here it's a stone's throw from the centre of a town of 53,000 people.

Yes, and it's one of the most common profiles in Mollet. The Hospital de Mollet, run by the Fundació Sanitària de Mollet since 1996, serves a catchment area of around 150,000 people in the Baix Vallès, and around it there's a dense network of dental clinics, physiotherapy centres, opticians and private practices — in keeping with nearly 8 in 10 registered workers in Mollet being employed in the services sector. Businesses like these handle patient records and data, so IT support can't just mean fixing a printer: they need automated backups, access control and GDPR compliance, which we explain in more detail in our guide to IT maintenance for businesses. We handle it just as we would for any office or shop in the centre, with the call-out from Granollers included.

We install and support the businesses in Mollet's business parks: Can Magarola, Can Magre, Can Prat, la Farinera and Mas Regàs. In December 2020 underground fibre-optic ducting was laid in Can Magarola and Can Prat, a business park with 95 companies and 3,500 workers, so the street infrastructure already exists across much of the area; what usually fails is the internal network in each unit or office, not the connection itself. The Town Council also has its own €3.1 million plan under way for 2025–2026, which includes security cameras at the entrances to the business parks — a municipal project, not something THRAX installs or manages. Our job is the network, the Wi-Fi and the cameras inside each business; we go into detail on our services for businesses page.