Mobile signal inside your home in La Romana
La Romana has 2,729 inhabitants across 43.3 km². The village sits at 420 metres and the highest point in the municipality, Penya la Mina, reaches 1,053 metres. It borders Algueña and Pinoso to the west, Monóvar to the north, Novelda to the east, and Aspe, Hondón de las Nieves and Orihuela to the south.
One figure concerns us directly: 24 % of the registered population holds foreign nationality, mainly British — 422 people on the register. It is the most British municipality of all the ones we cover away from the coast, and it sits on the worst terrain.
- Population
- 2.729INE 2025
- Foreign residents
- 24 %422 registered British
- Altitude
- 420 mPenya la Mina, 1,053 m
- From Rojales
- 34,5 kmas the crow flies
Population, area and altitude: La Romana — Wikipedia en español, consulted on 27 August 2026.
In La Romana, the cause to expect — the closed valley
Sierras all round, and very few people inside
Both causes at once: rock in every direction, and so few residents that no operator has a reason to put a mast inside.
This is reasoning from the published geography of La Romana, not a measurement: we have measured nothing here yet and we are not going to pretend otherwise. All four causes are explained in full in why you have no signal inside your house, and the symptom that usually goes with this one in No mobile signal in the house.
What we look at on a roof in La Romana
Four hundred and twenty metres of starting height is an enormous advantage over the floodplain, and Penya la Mina at 1,053 metres is the disadvantage that cancels it. In a municipality like this there are plots with a fifty-kilometre view two hundred metres from plots that see nothing at all. No single rule serves both, and be wary of anyone who quotes you over the phone for a house here. We go up first.
What there is most of in La Romana
Isolated country houses
The mast can be kilometres away and the pole may rise above the roof. It is where there most often turns out to be nothing to boost.
Town houses between party walls
Party walls both sides: signal only comes in from the street and the yard. The back of the house usually calls for a second indoor antenna.
All four types of home, in full: where the antenna goes depending on yours.
We have no published measurement for La Romana. Everything above is reasoning from published geography. The day we install here, the before-and-after photo of the phone screen will be on this page.
What we install in La Romana
The outdoor antenna on a pole that here sometimes rises above the roof to clear a terrace bank or a line of trees, with earthing and lightning protection; the booster indoors and the indoor antenna where you actually talk. Your phone has network again on your usual number and your usual SIM. No router, no WiFi, no change of provider: this is how the booster works.
Without your operator's prior authorisation we do not install, and then you pay for no installation: the law, with the full official notice. And we do not promise 112.
And if your case can be fixed for free, we say so before charging you anything: the five ways to improve the signal at home begin with two that cost nothing. Prices are the same across the area: 590, 890 and 1,190 € including VAT, a single payment, set out here.
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