In most cases yes, though a like-for-like replacement is treated differently from a larger or structurally different one — that distinction decides which permit is needed. We check the situation for your specific building before anything is ordered or demolished.

On this island, the outdoor space is often the deciding factor for both buyers and holiday guests. A well-built terrace with an outdoor kitchen extends the usable living space of the home year-round — and it's consistently the feature that photographs, rents, and sells best.

We work with Dekton for outdoor kitchens: it's UV-stable, heat-resistant, and doesn't stain or scratch under daily use. It keeps its colour in full sun for years — which matters more in Tenerife than almost anywhere else.

Very often, yes. Replacing flooring or furniture is usually simple, but structural changes — extending a terrace, replacing a veranda, building a fixed outdoor kitchen — typically require a municipal licence, and in apartment buildings often the community of owners' approval too. We assess what applies to your project and handle the coordination with the architect and town hall.