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Please click a link below to find out more about the utilities and services available in the local area.

   Gas    Electricity
   Telephones    Waste Disposal
   Drinking Water       
GAS
Most houses in this area operate not on piped gas but bottled butane or propane for which you have to have a contract with Repsol. This can be bought directly from the nearest Repsol/Butane store or you can have it delivered to your house. The older bottles are orange and very heavy, lighter aluminum bottles are now available from Cepsa petrol stations and some hardware shops. Houses with central heating usually have extra large propane bottles, which have to be delivered. The gas company will inspect your installations for safety for a small fee.
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ELECTRICITY
The voltage in Spain is 220v and all plug sockets are two pin. Adaptors can be purchased to allow you to use English style three pin plugs.

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TELEPHONES
Telephone calls can be made from hotel receptions, public Telefoncia kiosks and private booths (inside shops and bars). All values of coins can be used for the public boxes but you will need a minimum of 15 centimos for a local call and 1.50 € for overseas. To telephone the UK, the code is 0044, followed by the local code omitting the 0 and then the number. Telefoncia no longer has the monopoly on phone services and there are numerous companies operating in Spain, however, you have to continue to rent your line from Telefonica.

For further details contact our office.

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WASTE DISPOSAL
In Spain the Waste is not collected from every household. To dispose of your waste, place it in bin liners and then throw them in the green waste containers that are placed in various places along the roads. More recently Spain has become more conscious of recycling, containers can be found along the roads near the green containers normally for glass, paper, and clothing.

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DRINKING WATER
The tap water within the Northern Costa Blanca is safe to drink, however this water is high in minerals, therefore if you are only here for a short time we suggest you drink bottled water.
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