Mirasol · Los Cabos

Solar for English-speaking owners in Los Cabos

Arrange a Cabo solar assessment from abroad: retain Spanish CFE labels, document the roof and agree who handles access, approvals and the handover.

In this guide

Keep the Spanish labels in your project file

An English explanation is useful only if you can match it to the bill and contract. Keep copies of the originals and ask your installer to explain each quoted term, service responsibility and exclusion.

A bilingual project reference
Spanish labelWhat to check
TARIFAThe actual rate code, not an assumed neighborhood tariff.
PERIODO FACTURADODates behind the billed energy.
kWhEnergy consumption; different from pesos or panel kW.
Medición Neta / Facturación NetaWhich compensation agreement applies.
Diagrama unifilarThe electrical single-line diagram for the actual design.

Make remote coordination explicit

Name the person who can provide roof access, meter photographs and the electrical-panel inventory. Confirm any HOA or condominium permission with the responsible administrator. An installer’s availability does not establish permission to use a shared roof.

Approve the scope before work starts

Request equipment models, installation drawings, exclusions, taxes, payment stages and responsibility for CFE paperwork in writing.

Protect document access

Share the bill only through the assessment channel you intend to use. Do not publish account numbers or identifiable bill images as a case study.

Get a handover you can use after leaving Cabo

Retain the equipment inventory, warranties, commissioning record and monitoring access. Request an English explanation of shutdown, restart and fault-reporting procedures while preserving the original technical documents. If backup is included, have the agreed loads demonstrated.

Compare dates, not screenshots from different months

Match CFE imports, export registers and inverter production to the same period before evaluating performance.

Keep service responsibilities clear

Confirm who responds locally, what labor or travel is excluded and how a representative can arrange access while you are abroad.

Continue planning your project

FAQ

What to clarify before quoting.

Can I start an assessment from the US or Canada?

Yes, with the property’s bills and project information. The final design and installation still need the relevant local access, site review and approvals.

Should I translate my CFE bill before submitting it?

Keep the original labels and document intact. Use the English bill-reading guide to understand it; a rewritten bill can lose fields needed for verification.

Does a new owner automatically leave DAC?

Do not assume that. Confirm the current tariff and the account-change treatment with CFE before budgeting future savings.

Sources

External sources used as context.

These references provide technical context. Your location, energy needs and project scope still need an individual assessment.

Ready to start?

Start with the property’s actual information

Use your CFE bill for an initial assessment. Roof conditions, equipment and the final scope need confirmation before installation.

Review my CFE bill