Maçanet de la Selva is an important historical and strategic crossroads in southern La Selva, acting as a crucial natural bridge and transport gateway connecting the Girona inland plain, the Tordera valley, and the northern fringe of the Barcelona metropolitan area. Its traditional town core is clustered around the parish church of Sant Llorenç de Maçanet (11th-century Romanesque roots, rebuilt in the 18th century with Baroque and neoclassical features), Plaça de l'Església, Carrer de les Flors, Carrer de la Vall, and Carrer de Sant Sebastià, characterized by stone masonry village houses, traditional ceramic vaults, legacy lead water connections, and severely corroded and limescale-choked galvanized iron pipework. The municipality boasts a prominent historical heritage crowned by the medieval Castell de Torcafelló (11th-century hilltop fortress with the hermitage of Sant Jordi) and an exceptional concentration of centuries-old rural masies (Can Falló, Can Roure, Can Manlleu, Can Tià, Can Font, Mas Reixach). Protecting structural architectural integrity across Maçanet de la Selva, our specialists carry out trenchless leak assessments: specialized non-destructive leak detection instruments minimizing unnecessary wall and floor drilling.
Municipal water dynamics feature an elevated limescale content of 26-34 ºfH, leading to scaling in heat exchangers, while communal buildings with older asbestos-cement downpipes experience frequent grease and detergent clogs. Our mobile troubleshooting unit arrives within 15-20 minutes via the direct link of AP-7. Resolving stubborn pipe and chamber blockages, we apply tempered steel flexible mechanical snakes alongside 200-bar rotary nozzles to clear vertical stacks and chambers, and for urgent power issues our technicians ensure electrical reliability deploying harmonic-immune 30 mA residual breakers under REBT standards.