Compare the same billing period
Separate this period's electricity use from old balances and charges you will still pay after solar. If CFE bills you every two months, convert that amount before comparing it with a monthly financing payment.
Mirasol · Los Cabos
Get an initial solar quote for your Cabo San Lucas home using your CFE bill and property location. In Pedregal, Cabo Bello, El Tezal or a shared-roof condominium, the useful questions are specific: which roof can you use, what casts shade, how will the crew reach it and when do the A/C and pool pumps run? Those answers determine the installation scope alongside the panel count.
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Before a visit
Use this checklist with your property manager or builder. These are site checks, not claims that every home in a neighborhood has the same conditions.
| Property situation | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Hillside or split-level home | Shade from neighboring buildings, lifting access and a safe route to the roof. |
| Condominium or shared roof | Who owns or controls the roof, written authorization and which meter serves your unit. |
| Villa used by guests | Occupied summer months, A/C schedules, pool pumps and who manages settings between stays. |
| Home under construction | Final roof plan, equipment space, electrical routes and the actual utility-connection status. |
Your usage
Use the consumption history, tariff and actual occupancy pattern. A seasonal home and a year-round household can need different system sizes even with similar roofs.
Separate this period's electricity use from old balances and charges you will still pay after solar. If CFE bills you every two months, convert that amount before comparing it with a monthly financing payment.
Tell us when the A/C, pool pumps and other equipment run. Panels produce during daylight, while your busiest hours may be at night. Compare a battery separately if you want to store energy or keep equipment running during outages.
On-site review
The visit needs to check neighboring shade, rooftop equipment, waterproofing, structural fixing points and the electrical route. For a shared roof, establish who can authorize the work before scheduling installation.
Stairs, slopes, lifting access and future service access can affect the scope. Ask for the mounting design and equipment selection to address the site's wind, heat and salt exposure.
Compare equipment models, protection, labor, electrical alterations, applicable utility work and taxes. Panel, inverter and workmanship warranties cover different risks; identify the service contact.
Installed cost
A lower equipment price can leave substantial site work outside the quote. Ask each installer to price the same roof layout, consumption target and backup requirements. The cash price, finance charges and projected CFE savings should be shown separately.
Identify panel count and wattage, inverter model, mounting, protection, monitoring, labor and taxes. Ask whether lifting equipment, cable runs, roof repairs or electrical-panel changes are included.
Confirm responsibility for the applicable CFE process, meter and operating settings. Keep drawings, commissioning results, warranty terms and the local service contact with the property records.
Start remotely
Send your bill, location, any roof photos and a note about when the home is occupied. The first analysis compares system size, estimated savings and the charges that remain. Arrange access for a site visit before the roof, wiring and installation price are finalized.
Compare panel sizing, roof scans, installed costs and grid-connected options across Los Cabos.
Convert a two-month CFE bill into a monthly comparison and distinguish consumption, tariff and old balances.
To keep refrigeration, internet or pumps running during outages, compare backup power and runtime.
If your new project is north of Cabo on the Pacific coast, check property-specific CFE service and roof rights before reusing a city-home estimate.
FAQ
Cost depends on usage, system size, equipment, access and property-specific work. Ask for an itemized installed price with taxes and optional storage identified; a price per bedroom is not a reliable sizing method.
A grid-connected system does not guarantee backup. The system must be designed to operate safely while separated from the grid, with storage if you need power after sunset.
Confirm roof-use rights and HOA or condominium approval first. A satellite image does not establish ownership, structural capacity or permission to install.
Use its annual kWh history, expected occupancy, A/C and pool schedules, and the production estimate for the actual roof. A seasonal rental may use much more electricity in occupied summer months than its annual average suggests. Bedroom count alone is not a sizing method.
Yes. Share the lot location, roof plans, appliance list and build schedule. Have the builder coordinate panel mounting, waterproofing, equipment space and electrical routes. If there is no CFE bill, use a load-based inquiry and confirm service availability rather than substituting a neighbor's bill.
Sources
These references provide technical context. Your location, energy needs and project scope still need an individual assessment.
Ready to start?
Upload your CFE bill and confirm the address. Tell us about guest stays, summer A/C and any planned additions. The initial analysis helps compare options before a technical visit establishes the final scope.