Canillas de Aceituno is the village you start from to climb La Maroma, the highest peak in the province, and one of the Málaga municipalities of the Sierras de Tejeda, Almijara y Alhama Natural Park. Its people live not only in the village but in eight settlements and many country houses, a good share of them foreign residents. Among olive groves and avocado terraces each home is different: a tiled roof, irrigation pumping, a pool, or a supply that struggles in winter.
In the village, with its steep streets, we plan how materials get to the house and place the panels on the best-facing roof slopes so they sit neatly. On farms we look at avocado irrigation and the well pump, which can be scheduled for the sunny hours. Where homes use electric heating because of the altitude, we size the system for winter too.
Our whole team speaks English, and Daniel Hill is a native speaker, so you can handle everything in English from the first call.
What is included
Assessment of your bill and your roof
A proposal with system size, equipment and assumptions explained
Installation, Spanish paperwork and aftercare
Local office in Vélez-Málaga
Rules and rebates
What to know in Canillas de Aceituno
Part of the municipality is in the Natural Park and many plots are rural land (suelo no urbanizable), where planning or environmental conditions may apply. Before proposing anything we check the procedure with the town hall and whether any tax rebate for solar is in force.
Population
In 2025 Canillas de Aceituno had 1,786 residents in 8 settlements; 510 were foreign nationals, 32.4 % of them from the United Kingdom.
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