Urban services

For SAV, the quality of life of residents in cities and towns is a priority in our work. We have been continuously developing and innovating to achieve the highest standards of excellence in our work since 1900.

Waste collection

  • Home collection

    Collection and transportation of household waste

  • Separate collection

    Waste is collected at source for subsequent recycling and treatment. This system involves sorting waste into different categories, such as paper and cardboard, glass, plastics, metals, and organic matter, among others.

  • Special collections

    Collection of non-conventional waste (household appliances, furniture, pruning waste, debris from small domestic works, electronic products and other bulky or hazardous objects).

Street cleaning

  • Special cleaning

  • Sweeping

  • Hosing

Gardens

  • Restoration and maintenance of green areas, parks and gardens.

    Cleaningof public parks and gardens as well as the emptying of litter bins or theremoval of graffiti and graffiti

Beaches

  • Beach cleaning service

    Beach cleaning consists of emptying litter bins, removing seaweed and other debris deposited on the sand.

Cemeteries

  • Gardening, cleaning, works and cemetery management

Protected natural areas

  • Assessment and Planning

    Conservation specialists, ecologists and biologists conduct detailed studies to understand the unique characteristics of the area, the challenges it faces and the specific needs of its inhabitants. Based on these studies, a management plan is drawn up that includes strategies for the protection, restoration and monitoring of the natural environment.

  • Protecting Biodiversity

    Measuresare put in place to conserve endangered species, control any invasive speciesthat may threaten the ecological balance and protect essential habitats. Inaddition, strict protection areas are established where human access is limitedto avoid any negative impact on sensitive ecosystems

  • Monitoring and Control

    Conservation teams use advanced technologies such as camera traps, drones and sensors to monitor wildlife and assess the overall health of the ecosystem.

  • Education and Awareness

    Educational programmes are organised for the public, including guided tours, workshops and school activities, with the aim of raising awareness of the importance of preserving these spaces.

  • Visitor Management

    Specific trails and routes are designed for tourist access, information signs are placed and traffic control systems established to prevent overuse.

  • Ecosystem Restoration

    Restoration projects may include reforestation, rehabilitation of eroded soils, removal of invasive species and restoration of watercourses.

  • Regulatory Compliance

    This includes permit management, enforcement of sanctions in the event of infringements and collaboration with government agencies and non-governmental organisations to strengthen legal protection.