How long does it take?
The installation itself usually takes one to three days for a home. Survey, design, equipment and any permits come before it; certification and registration come after. Your system can generate and save you money as soon as it is commissioned; compensation for exported surplus starts once registration is processed.
1. Estimate
You send bills, roof photos and a list of big loads. We reply with a first estimate of size and price.
2. Survey
We visit the property to check the roof, shade, fixing points, cable route, inverter and battery position and the fuse board.
3. Design and fixed quote
We send a written design with named equipment, expected monthly production, the price and what is included.
4. Municipal requirements
Depending on the town and the property, a works notice or licence may be needed. We tell you which applies and handle it.
5. Installation and commissioning
Mounting, panels, inverter, protection and monitoring are installed, tested and switched on. We show you the app.
6. Electrical certificate
The authorised installer issues the electrical installation certificate for the system.
7. Registration in Andalucía
The installation is registered with the regional authority. That registration feeds through to the distribution company.
8. Surplus compensation
Once the distributor has the details, your electricity retailer can apply simplified compensation, crediting exported energy against your bill. We help you with the request to your retailer.
Questions we are often asked
Do I need a building licence for solar?
It depends on the municipality and the property. Many homes need only a simple notice; protected buildings and some communities need more. We check.
Do you handle all the paperwork?
Yes, for standard home systems: certificate, registration and help with surplus compensation.
When does my bill go down?
From the day the system is switched on, because you use your own electricity. Surplus credits start once registration is processed.