After buying a home
Previous bills are a starting point. Additional A/C units, a new pool, more occupants or summer occupancy can change the demand you need to design around.
Mirasol · Los Cabos
Does your home sit empty for part of the year, or welcome guests through the summer? For a property in San José del Cabo, Palmilla, Querencia or Puerto Los Cabos, your bill and occupancy help size the panels. Battery backup needs its own equipment and sizing review.
Quick view
Compare solar installation in San José del Cabo for seasonal homes and year-round use. Review CFE consumption, roof access, A/C loads and optional backup.
How you use the home
Tell us when the property is occupied, whether guests stay and who sets the A/C and pool schedules. If you recently bought the home, explain how your plans differ from the previous owner's routine so those older bills are useful.
Previous bills are a starting point. Additional A/C units, a new pool, more occupants or summer occupancy can change the demand you need to design around.
Refrigerators, pumps, internet equipment and maintenance can still use electricity in an empty home. List what stays on and give us the contact who can arrange property access.
The property
In a managed community, check visible panel height, approved areas and roof access. The technical review must confirm electrical compatibility, structural fixing points, shading and waterproofing.
Compare daytime solar and outage-backup equipment separately. Battery sizing needs required power, usable energy, priority circuits and target runtime.
Request written scope, models, taxes, exclusions, warranties and a service contact. Document how surplus electricity is handled and which utility steps apply to the proposed system.
New construction
Share the location, plans, appliance list and date you expect to move in. Check whether CFE will serve the lot. A site near San José or toward the East Cape needs its own connection check before you choose a grid-connected or off-grid design.
Review summer and vacant-season consumption history before sizing solar for a seasonal home.
Choose the equipment that should stay on when you or your guests need outage backup.
For new construction without confirmed utility service, prepare plans, appliances and operating hours during design.
FAQ
Yes, an initial review can use bills, the location and photographs. A final proposal still needs coordinated property access and a technical check of the roof and electrical installation.
The price depends on occupied- and vacant-season consumption, system size and property work. Compare a proposal that separates panels, inverter, mounting, installation, taxes and optional storage. Confirm whether access, approvals and electrical alterations are included before accepting the price.
Use consumption in kWh, when it occurs, usable roof space and the project objective. Bedroom count or one bill alone is not enough to determine the system.
Not automatically. A grid-connected home can use batteries for backup or overnight use. An autonomous system must cover demand and periods of low solar production without depending on utility supply.
Sources
These references provide technical context. Your location, energy needs and project scope still need an individual assessment.
Ready to start?
One photo is enough. We read your consumption, tariff, and solar potential at your address and tell you whether it makes sense to move forward.