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Savings depend on your consumption, the orientation of your roof, the installed capacity and, above all, how much energy you use during daylight hours. In detached houses with typical consumption, indicative savings are between 40% and 70% of the electricity bill. Before giving you a figure, we analyse your actual consumption and provide a personalised estimate.

The price depends on the capacity, the type of roof and whether you include batteries. As an indicative reference, a 3 to 5 kWp installation for a detached house usually costs between €4,000 and €8,000 turnkey; batteries are quoted separately. After visiting the property, we give you a fixed quotation detailing the equipment and work, with no additional costs later.

At current electricity prices, the indicative payback for a home self-consumption installation is between 5 and 9 years. The period is shorter if you consume a good part of the energy during the day, if you take advantage of the tax deductions and local council rebates available, and if you receive compensation for surplus energy. In the initial study we calculate the return using your own consumption data.

Roof installation is normally completed in a few days once the design is finalised. The overall timescale, however, is set by permits and permitting, which can extend the process by several weeks depending on the local council and the distribution network operator. We handle all the applications and keep you informed of each milestone so that you always know where your installation stands.

They are not essential. If your consumption is concentrated in the morning and around midday, an installation without batteries already makes good use of production. Batteries make sense when you consume mainly in the afternoon and evening, when you want to reduce your dependence on the grid as far as possible or if you experience power cuts. We assess this with your actual consumption curve before recommending one option or the other.

Surplus energy is exported to the grid and, under the self-consumption with compensation scheme, deducted from your bill as a credit against the energy charge. That compensation cannot exceed the cost of the energy consumed in the same period: your bill can become very low, but not negative. There are other ways of managing surplus energy, and we review them with you according to your situation.

Very little. As there are no moving parts, periodic cleaning of the modules, an electrical check and performance monitoring are enough to detect any drop in production in time. We offer maintenance plans with scheduled inspections and monitoring checks, so that the installation produces as expected throughout its service life.