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Initial inspection
We assess consumption, the roof, shading and property type to establish which proposal makes sense.
A well-planned solar installation begins before the panels go on
Installing solar panels is about more than adding panels to the roof. What matters is that the proposal suits the property’s actual consumption, available orientation, the condition of its electrical installation and the customer’s financial objective. In some homes, maximising savings from day one is the priority. In others, it makes sense to prepare the system for later expansion with a battery or electric vehicle.
At Solar Tenerife, we therefore assess each case using technical judgement and clear explanations. The aim is for you to understand what is proposed, why it is proposed and the result you can expect, without inflated promises or solutions copied from another home.
What we usually assess before preparing a quote
- Actual electricity consumption and usage habits in the home or business
- Orientation, usable area and roof shading
- Structure type and approach to visual integration
- Condition of the distribution board, protective devices and existing circuits
- Whether a battery is appropriate now or the installation should be prepared for one
- Possible future integration with an electric car charger
- Installation registration and the necessary technical documentation
Who it is particularly suited to
We work on main residences, second homes, holiday accommodation, businesses, offices and residential communities. In some cases, the focus is on reducing bills. In others, it is on gaining independence, improving the property or creating an installation better suited to future electrical consumption.
What changes when the installation is properly designed
A correctly sized installation usually gives the customer a very different experience: greater clarity, fewer doubts and a better balance between investment, performance and finish. It shows in the roof layout, monitoring performance, tidy workmanship and a complete system that makes sense over the long term.
A solar quotation should be clear before it is cheap
Many comparisons focus only on the final price. We prefer the customer to first understand the solution they are buying. Panels, inverter, mounting structure, protection devices, battery, certification and registration are all part of a properly specified installation. When these are explained clearly, it is easier to make an informed decision based on more than a figure alone.
