IT services in
Sant Celoni.

About 26 km and around 30 minutes by road between the two towns, via the AP-7 and the C-35, according to the routing tool we use to calculate journeys; with traffic it can be a little longer. The call-out is included: we don't charge mileage to come to Sant Celoni. When the problem is software (a reinstall, an antivirus, a network setting) it can often be fixed remotely without waiting for a visit. For networks, cameras, radio links or Starlink we do need to come out, and we go to the town itself as well as la Batllòria, Vilardell, the housing estates and the farmhouses of the Montnegre.

Yes. According to the Idescat gazetteer as of 1 January 2025, la Batllòria has 1,446 inhabitants (1,168 in the village and 278 in the surrounding countryside), Montnegre 313, Pertegàs 277, Vilardell 276, Olzinelles 50 and Fuirosos 11. Montnegre, Pertegàs, Olzinelles and Fuirosos are entirely scattered settlement: there's no village with streets, just houses and farmhouses set apart from one another. In total that's 941 residents outside any village, and it's precisely where it makes most sense to talk about radio links, Starlink or a mesh Wi-Fi network covering a house, an outbuilding and the garden under a single network name.

Yes. The Town Council places most of the town's industry between the town and the AP-7, on these two estates, with a strong presence of chemicals and growth in metalworking and electronics; the Enciclopèdia Catalana adds plastics, pharmaceuticals and electrical components. It's a landscape of large plants: in June 2026, 3,745 of the municipality's 7,030 general-scheme Social Security registrations (53%) were in employer accounts with 250 or more workers, compared with 35% across Catalonia and 19% across the Vallès Oriental as a whole, according to Idescat. But it isn't all large plants: there are 1,115 registrations in accounts with up to 9 workers and 1,290 self-employed. We work the same way with all of them: networks for industrial units and offices, industrial Wi-Fi, access and perimeter cameras, backups and support when a machine can't be allowed to stop.

It depends on the house, and nobody publishes that data street by street, so we won't give you percentages. What is documented is that in 2020 the Generalitat allocated €916,000 to bringing its public fibre network to the Baix Montseny between Sant Celoni and Hostalric, with small villages and industrial estates in mind. That network is offered to operators so they can provide service, but it isn't a home connection: the fact that it passes nearby doesn't mean it reaches a particular farmhouse. If your home is out in the countryside or on a housing estate and your current connection isn't good enough, what we do is look at the options for that plot: a radio link if there's line of sight, Starlink if there isn't, or a combination so you have one as a backup.

Yes. According to the 2021 census, Sant Celoni has 6,807 main residences and 1,139 secondary or empty homes, 14.3% of the housing stock: houses that sit empty for long periods and benefit from cameras with phone alerts and a connection that can be checked remotely. In 2023 the Town Council awarded a contract for number-plate recognition cameras at the entrances and exits of the municipality, but that monitors the access roads into the town, not the door of every house or the shutter of every shop. We repair computers, set up networks and cameras and provide ongoing support whether you're a home user, run a shop in the town or a company on the industrial estate.