Wind-rated mounting
Uplift calculations and extra ballast or anchoring for exposed plots at Calabardina, El Hornillo and the cliffs above Calarreona.
Águilas, Murcia
Águilas gets some of the highest sunshine hours on the Spanish mainland, and some of the strongest coastal wind. Our installs are engineered for both: high yield, and fixings that hold through a levante blow.

Uplift calculations and extra ballast or anchoring for exposed plots at Calabardina, El Hornillo and the cliffs above Calarreona.
Águilas averages well over 3,000 sunshine hours a year, so arrays here typically pay back faster than inland equivalents.
Marine-grade rails, stainless fixings and sealed roof penetrations for properties within reach of the sea spray.
Rooftop PV systems sized for Murcia's 300+ days of sunshine.
Store the sun and run your villa through the evening peak.
Aerotermia for heating, cooling and hot water on one system.
Swim from March to November without a shocking bill.
Charge your car from your roof, not from the grid.
Not with the right mounting. We calculate wind uplift for your specific roof and exposure, then specify ballast or mechanical anchoring to match — the frame, not the panel, is what matters.
A typical 4–6 kWp system on a family villa covers most daytime consumption. Actual savings depend on your usage pattern, so we model your last twelve months of bills before quoting.
Yes, including Calabardina, El Hornillo, El Cocón and out towards Pulpí. Access and cable runs vary a lot on those plots, so we always survey on site.
Other areas we cover
La Manga, Los Belones, Isla Plana
San Javier, Santiago de la Ribera, Los Alcázares
Roda Golf, Serena Golf, La Torre Golf
La Mata, Orihuela Costa, Punta Prima
Mazarrón, Puerto de Mazarrón, Bolnuevo
Espinardo, Churra, El Palmar
Lo Pagán, Las Salinas, Villananitos
Puerto de Mazarrón, Bolnuevo, Isla Plana
Condado de Alhama, El Berro, Totana
Balsapintada, Cuevas de Reyllo, Las Palas
Brands we work with