IT services in
Mataró.

About 20 km along the C-60 and around 25 minutes without traffic, based on the route calculation between the two town halls that we use to plan call-outs. In Mataró the call-out is quoted separately, depending on the job, and we tell you before we start. Anything that doesn't depend on distance carries no call-out: remote support (a reinstall, antivirus, email, setting up a computer), web development, hosting and marketing are all done just the same from Granollers. Network, camera or radio link installations do require a visit, and in that case the quote itemises the call-out.

Yes. Mataró has seven business parks and industrial estates (Mata-Rocafonda, Pla d'en Boet, Balançó i Boter, Hortes del Camí Ral, Vallveric, El Rengle I and El Rengle II) with some 900 businesses and more than 11,000 workers, according to the town council in July 2025. Mata-Rocafonda alone is home to 166 businesses and around 1,500 workers, and work is due to start in 2027 on a footbridge over the Sant Simó stream that will link it to the Rocafonda neighbourhood. For a business on an industrial estate we provide internal networks and Wi-Fi for the factory floor and office, perimeter and entrance cameras, backups and computer support. What we don't publish is which operator reaches each unit: there's no public street-by-street source, and we're not going to make it up.

Probably, yes, because they watch different things. Since 2023 Mataró has had 66 municipal cameras at 38 monitoring points across six areas (plaça de Miquel Biada, carrer de Rosselló, parc de Rocafonda, the Pla d'en Boet nightlife area, plaça de Santa Anna and the Rambla, and the Pla d'Impuls al Centre area), with 20 number-plate readers and an investment of €1.6 million. They're monitored by the local police and they cover public streets. The inside of your shop, the till, the stockroom or the door of a factory unit are your responsibility, and a private camera comes with its own obligations, starting with the sign. We help you decide how many you need, where they go and how they record.

Mataró isn't just urban grid. The municipality includes rural areas such as Valldeix, first recorded back in the year 949, Mata and the Cirera forest park; residential developments such as Can Bruguera, Can Quirze, Can Vilardell, la Fornenca and les Sureres; and the Cinc Sénies, more than 200 hectares of market gardens between Mataró and Sant Andreu de Llavaneres, classified as non-buildable land. In a farmhouse or an isolated house, where a conventional connection is tricky or simply unavailable, that's where it makes sense to consider a radio link or Starlink, and where a Wi-Fi mesh network covers a plot with several buildings well. We don't give coverage percentages by street, because there's no reliable public source that publishes them.

Both. Mataró is a city of flats: according to the 2021 census it has 48,140 main homes, almost half of them between 61 and 90 m², only 8.6% over 120 m² and 23.9% rented. In a home like that, the usual job is repositioning or extending the Wi-Fi without building work, repairing a laptop or recovering photos from a drive that has stopped responding. On the business side, 85.6% of the city's general social security registrations are in services: shops, offices, surgeries and hospitality, for which we set up networks, POS systems, cameras and backups. We provide ongoing support whether you're a private individual or run a business in Mataró.