El Borge is one of the moscatel raisin villages: the Axarquía crop that the FAO recognised in 2017 as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System, and every year the village holds its Raisin Day. It is a village of long-standing local families, with part of the population living out in the countryside among olives, vines and some avocados. Homes use the most electricity here, so the saving from a solar system goes mostly to the household bill.
In the village we work on flat roofs and tiled roofs, looking for the best-facing slope. On country houses with a wine press, store or well we include those loads when sizing. If the house is your main home and you pay Spanish income tax, we explain the energy-efficiency deduction.
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 El Borge
We check with the town hall the procedure for your home, especially on rural land, and whether any tax rebate for solar is in force.
Farming heritage
In 2017 the FAO recognised the Axarquía's moscatel raisin as a Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System (GIAHS).
If it is your main home, you pay Spanish income tax and you meet the energy-certificate requirements, the efficiency deduction may apply. We explain it.
Do you work on houses outside the village?
Yes, across the whole municipality of El Borge.
Do you speak English?
Yes, our whole team speaks English and Daniel Hill is a native speaker.
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