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Santanyí
A long-established building services firm in Santanyí with its own showroom, offering plumbing, electrics, air conditioning and solar in four languages.
Solar panel installers in Mallorca fit systems that pay for themselves faster than almost anywhere in Europe: more than 300 days of sunshine, high electricity prices and grant programmes from the Balearic government. Modern systems with battery storage cover a large part of consumption; any surplus is credited (compensación de excedentes). Solar panel installers handle design, installation, registration and legalisation - ask for figures from real installations rather than glossy forecasts, and whether the roof structure is checked.
Santanyí
A long-established building services firm in Santanyí with its own showroom, offering plumbing, electrics, air conditioning and solar in four languages.
Palma
Specialist electrical firm in Palma with a focus on air conditioning and solar installations.
Peguera
Heating and solar specialist in Peguera focusing on heat pumps, fuel cells and energy consultancy.
Palma
Cifre Energías Renovables is a specialist business for renewable energy in Mallorca and the Balearics with a focus on photovoltaics.
Alcúdia
An air conditioning specialist from Alcúdia covering air conditioning, solar thermal, photovoltaics and pool heating from a single source.
Pollenca
Construction and reformas company from Pollenca with more than 40 years of industry experience, trading as Lopez Chacon S.L. It builds high-quality new-build villas and refurbishes existing properties - from town houses to country houses.
Santa Ponsa
Electrical and air conditioning business in Santa Ponsa (Gran Via de Formentera 30) with, by its own account, more than 30 years of experience.
Alcúdia
An electrical company from Alcúdia combining installation, home automation and solar power, with a key-holding and inspection service for non-residents.
Selva
Electrical and solar PV firm from Selva with a focus on renewable energy.
Palma
Electrical specialist in Palma focusing on installations and renewable energy.
Sa Pobla
An electrical company based in Sa Pobla since 1995, covering low-voltage work, telecommunications, photovoltaics and air conditioning.
Santanyí
An electrical firm in s'Alqueria Blanca with around 18 years' experience, offering electrical installation, solar power and air conditioning under one roof.
Palma
Electrical contractor in Palma covering low- and medium-voltage installations, telecommunications, renewable energy and transformer station maintenance.
Mallorca
FEBESOL is a specialist business for solar and photovoltaic systems operating in Mallorca, active since 2009.
S'Illot-Cala Morlanda
Specialist for wood-burning stoves, renovation and solar systems with German-language advice.
Manacor
A plumbing and heating firm in Manacor with its own shop, also covering pool installation and solar technology.
Ses Salines
Specialising in solar technology, photovoltaics and energy consultancy since 2014, with German-language advice and a comprehensive team.
Palma
Specialist electrical firm established in 2005 with a broad offering across electrical, heating and solar technology.
El Toro
Construction company in El Toro covering roof structures, interior fit-out, modernisation, solar installations and demolition work.
Santa Ponsa
Greentech Balear is a company based in Santa Ponsa for photovoltaics, air conditioning and heat pumps in Mallorca.
Santa Ponsa
Owner-run family business of Ivo and Senta Grees based in Santa Ponsa (Carrer Migjorn 8) with an office and warehouse in Palma.
Son Ferriol
German-speaking firm in Son Ferriol covering plumbing, heating and solar work as well as bathroom and kitchen refurbishment and property care.
Manacor
A Manacor specialist in photovoltaics, aerothermal systems and building automation, with manufacturer certifications and over ten years' experience.
Artà
An electrical firm established in Artà since 1988, working from domestic wiring to hotel systems and photovoltaics.
Campos
A building services firm in Campos that has combined plumbing, electrics, heating, air conditioning and solar technology since 2003.
Calvià
Maxiclima is an installation business in Calvia in Mallorca with more than 15 years of experience in modern building services.
Campos
A photovoltaics and aerothermal specialist from Campos that has installed, serviced and repaired solar systems since 2017.
Palma
Photovoltaik Mallorca offers advice, planning and installation of photovoltaic systems for private clients in Mallorca.
Palma
Proyectos e Instalaciones Jonmar S.L. is an installation and projects company from the Poligono Son Castello in Palma.
Inca
Roland Seitz runs a building services business in Mallorca covering heating, air conditioning, plumbing and solar.
Palma
Specialist for swimming pools, bathroom refurbishment, heating and air conditioning in Palma with a service for hotels.
Tolleric
SIP Mallorca is an installation business based in the coastal urbanisation of Tolleric with German-language advice.
Mallorca
Solar Mallorca is a specialist firm for photovoltaic systems in Mallorca, run by a German master electrician.
Palma
Specialist business for photovoltaics, solar thermal systems and battery storage, including maintenance.
There is no honest one-size-fits-all figure: the price depends on system size in kWp, the condition and orientation of your roof, the quality of panels and inverter, and whether battery storage is included. A complete quotation should also cover installation and the legal registration of the system. Because Mallorca enjoys more than 300 days of sunshine a year and electricity prices are high, solar panels tend to pay for themselves faster here than almost anywhere else in Europe, and Balearic government grant programmes can reduce the outlay further. Compare several written quotations with a yield forecast to get a realistic price for your property.
Yes, a solar installation in Mallorca must be properly registered and legalised, and the exact paperwork depends on your municipality and the type of system. For grid-connected systems, legalisation is also the prerequisite for being credited for surplus electricity under the compensación de excedentes scheme. Reputable installers handle registration and legalisation for you, so confirm before signing that this is included in the quotation.
The process starts with a site assessment: roof orientation, pitch and shading determine the achievable yield and the sensible system size. After that come the quotation, the installation itself and the official registration. The physical installation on a typical family home is usually a matter of days; as a rule of thumb, allow considerably more time for planning, equipment availability and the legalisation paperwork afterwards. Ask your installer for a realistic timeline through to commissioning.
A trustworthy company inspects your roof before quoting, backs its proposal with a transparent yield forecast, and puts warranties for panels, inverter and workmanship in writing. It should handle registration, legalisation and grant applications, and be able to show reference installations on the island. Be wary of doorstep selling, pressure to sign quickly and unusually large upfront payments. An offer of ongoing maintenance, including regular panel cleaning and inspections, is another good sign.
Often, yes: a battery shifts your solar power from midday into the evening and raises the share of electricity you use yourself, which is the biggest financial lever given the island's high electricity prices. Whether it pays off depends on your consumption pattern, in particular how much power you can already use directly during the day. Have the battery size and type designed around your actual usage rather than buying a standard package, and remember that storage systems need regular maintenance too.