Our English to Spanish Translation services are conducted at our headquarters in Raleigh with the option to request virtual services for those across the nation. Our native Spanish-speaking translators offer translation services for legal contracts, manuals, book, and more. Request a quote for our English to Spanish translation services by filling out the form to your right.
English to Spanish Raleigh is a professional Spanish translation company headquartered in Raleigh, NC. While we are based in North Carolina, we extend our English to Spanish translation services virtually to those across the nation. We are a team of native Spanish-speaking translators, born and raised in Hispanic countries who have lived and worked in the U.S. for many years. Elsa, our founder, has extensive experience as a Spanish lawyer which leverages her to conduct legal translation services among other translation services.
Whether you need an employee handbook, safety manual, book, or something else translated, our English to Spanish translation services come with the cultural sensibility needed to deliver your message in the best way possible. We work closely with other Hispanics living in the States, giving us the knowledge to communicate with that demographic in the most professional, respectful manner possible. Thus, our services have been highly requested by residents across the nation.
Generally, our English to Spanish translation services take roughly 1 hour to translate a page of text with 200 words. This timeframe can vary depending on experience and reading difficulty. If you want an estimated timeframe based on your unique translation needs, please reach out to our team today.
Our translation prices vary depending on the reading difficulty and overall length of the project start-to-finish. If you’re on a tight budget, please request a quote and we will work with you to accommodate your budget and timeline.
I found Elsa Jimenez to be a fast, careful and excellent translator. She is also quite an accomplished voice talent. One of our Spanish-speaking managers listened to the first few phrases of her Spanish narration of a training video and remarked, ‘She’s a pro!’
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