Building in Girona
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Construction, civil works and earthworks in Girona. From the first excavation to the spaces you will use every day.
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ECOSTA Construccions
A construction partner, close to your project
ECOSTA CONSTRUCCIONS SL is based in Bàscara and provides construction, civil engineering works and site preparation across the Girona area. We work with private owners, developers, businesses, architects, engineers and public authorities. A new home, a street renewal and the extension of an industrial building have different requirements, but they all need a clear scope and careful coordination. Our starting point is to understand the site, the available design information and what the finished works must achieve. This allows the conversation to move from a general idea towards identifiable work packages.
About usFrom the first excavation to the final detail.
Connected solutions for homes, businesses and communities.
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From the ground up
Our services connect the main stages of a construction project: excavation, foundations, reinforced concrete structures, buildings, external works and utility networks. We also address refurbishment, selective demolition, retaining structures and the supply and transport of materials. Defining the boundaries between these activities helps prevent gaps in a quotation. For example, a new access road may require earth removal, drainage, sub-base preparation and paving, rather than paving alone. We review these interfaces with the project team so that responsibilities, measurements and dependencies are understood before work is scheduled.
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A well-planned project starts before work begins.
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Discuss the project
Location, needs and available documents.
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Define the scope
Work packages, constraints and pricing basis.
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Coordinate the works
Work sequence and coordination with the technical team.
Local knowledge. A clear conversation.
Bàscara, Girona
Girona combines dense urban streets, rural access roads, coastal properties and changing ground conditions. The practical details matter: delivery access, neighbouring buildings, existing services, space for machinery and the management of excavated material. Tell us the municipality, the type of work and the information you already have. Plans, photographs and a short description can help establish the next step. Owners based abroad can use this website in six languages to prepare an enquiry about a property in Girona. Proposals for southern France are reviewed individually according to location, scope and applicable requirements.
Start with the right information
A useful first enquiry does not need to be a complete technical dossier. Explain what you want to change, whether you have a design team and when you hope to carry out the work. We can then identify the information needed for a meaningful assessment. The guides in our blog explain how to compare construction quotations, prepare a plot and plan refurbishment without confusing an initial estimate with a defined contract. Contact ECOSTA to discuss the scope of your project and the documents needed to move it forward.
Before you begin, get informed.
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How to compare construction quotations without missing the scope
A practical method for comparing construction quotations: align drawings, quantities, inclusions, exclusions, assumptions and change procedures.
Read articlePreparing a building plot: what to check before excavation
Before excavating a plot, review survey levels, access, buried services, ground information, water and the destination of excavated material.
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What information does a foundation quotation need?
Understand the documents behind a foundation quotation: ground investigation, design loads, drawings, reinforcement, concrete and construction access.
Read articleA project that connects every decision
The best starting point is often a short list of priorities. Explain what the completed space must allow you to do, which aspects are essential and which can be discussed. This helps the project team distinguish a functional requirement from a preferred finish. It also supports a more useful conversation about alternatives: changes can then be assessed against the purpose of the work, rather than considered as isolated savings.