What each piece of solar paperwork costs in the Valencia region
Finding out whether your panels are properly registered costs €49 with Spanish VAT included. Legalising an installation of up to 10 kW, €449. Putting the panels in your name, €199. Switching on compensation for your surplus, €99. Every line on this page carries its price, how that price works, and the public fee where there is one.
Prices reviewed on . The column headed Our turnaround is working days of our own work, counted from the moment the file is complete. What the council, the regional Industry department, the grid operator or your electricity supplier take is not ours to promise and is not added into that figure.
If you do not know which one you need, we will tell you
Three questions about your installation, all answerable from things you already have at hand, and we tell you which procedure is yours and what it costs. No details from you, and no Spanish acronyms to decode first.
Work out which procedure I needI am not sure my panels are legal
What it costs to find out where your panels stand
There are panels on the roof and you have no idea what was ever filed for them, or somebody is asking you for a code or a certificate you have never seen.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
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| I have panels, but I do not know whether they were ever properly registered.Paperwork check for an existing solar installation | Upfront assessment€49VAT includedResolution work, from €199.€49 credited back if you book a €199-or-more service within 30 days. |
| They keep asking me for the CAU and I do not know what it is or where to find it.CAU code handling for your self-consumption installation | Fixed price€69VAT included |
| I have no paperwork at all for the panels and no idea where to start.Recovering the paperwork for your solar installation | Fixed price€149VAT included |
| I know the certificate exists, but I cannot find it anywhere.Duplicate of the electrical installation certificate | Fixed price€79VAT included · plus fees
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My panels were never legalised
What it costs to legalise panels that are already up
The panels work and the filing never happened, or happened halfway. This is also where the loose technical documents live, the ones you get asked for once the file is moving.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
|---|---|
| I want someone to take care of every piece of paper my panels need.Filing for your solar installation up to 10 kW | Fixed price€449VAT included |
| The panels are up, there is no certificate, and I want one person to sort the lot.End to end legalisation of your solar installation | Price fromfrom €649VAT included |
| The panels have been running for years and it turns out nobody ever registered them.Regularising solar panels that were never registered | Upfront assessment€199VAT includedResolution work, from €790.€199 credited back if you book a €790-or-more service within 90 days. |
| They are asking for the technical design report and I do not have one.Technical design report for your solar installationNo page of its own yet. Ordered by phone or through the contact form. | Fixed price€149VAT included |
| I have a deadline on top of me and I need the technical report now.Technical design report on a priority turnaroundNo page of its own yet. Ordered by phone or through the contact form. | Fixed price€199VAT included |
| They are asking for the installation certificate for the panels and I do not have it.Electrical installation certificate for your panelsNo page of its own yet. Ordered by phone or through the contact form. | Fixed price€249VAT included |
I bought a house with panels on it
What it costs to put the panels in your name
Switching the electricity contract does not switch the owner of the installation. Sales, inheritances and the deregistration of a system that has been taken down all belong here.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
|---|---|
| I have bought a house with panels and I do not know what I have inherited.House bought with panels: paperwork and ownership | Fixed price€299VAT included |
| The panels are still registered to the previous owner.Change of owner for your solar installation | Fixed price€199VAT included
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| My father has died and the panels are still in his name.Change of owner of a solar installation after a death | Price fromfrom €249VAT included |
| I have taken the panels down and I want them out of my name.Administrative deregistration of a solar installation | Fixed price€149VAT included |
Nobody pays me for my surplus
What it costs to get paid for the energy you export
The panels produce and the bill does not show it. Compensation may never have been switched on, the file may be stuck between two bodies, or the problem may be in the bill itself.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
|---|---|
| My panels are producing and the bill pays me nothing for what I export.Surplus compensation activation | Fixed price€99VAT included |
| I legalised the panels months ago and self-consumption still is not on my bill.Unblocking your self-consumption activation | Upfront assessment€199VAT includedResolution work, from €299.€199 credited back if you book a €299-or-more service within 30 days. |
| I have panels and the bill never dropped the way I was told it would.Review of your electricity bill with solar | Upfront assessment€99VAT includedResolution work, from €299.€99 credited back if you book a €299-or-more service within 60 days. |
A letter arrived and it has a deadline
What it costs to answer when documents are demanded
A letter has arrived with a date on it, or the file has sat still for months over one entry that does not add up. This is the gate with a clock, so it starts by working out what is actually being asked.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
|---|---|
| A letter has arrived asking for documents and there is a deadline on it.Reply to the request you received about your solar system | Upfront assessment€199VAT includedResolution work, from €349.€199 credited back if you book a €199-or-more service within 30 days. |
| There is a wrong entry in my file and nobody tells me how it gets fixed.Correcting one entry in your solar file | Fixed price€99VAT included |
I have added a battery or changed something
What it costs to update the file after a change
A new battery, a replaced inverter, more panels, or a different way of feeding the grid. What changes on the roof has to change in the file as well.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
|---|---|
| I have fitted a battery and I do not know whether it has to be registered.Registering the battery you added to your panels | Price fromfrom €449VAT included |
| I have changed the inverter and I do not know whether anyone has to be told.Inverter replacement: engineering and file amendment | Price fromfrom €399VAT included |
| I have added more panels and I do not know whether that has to be declared.Registering the extra panels you have added | Price fromfrom €449VAT included |
| My panels are set to zero export and I want the spare energy to go to the grid.Switching your system to export the surplus | Price fromfrom €349VAT included |
| I want my panels to stop feeding anything into the grid.Switching your system to zero export | Price fromfrom €349VAT included |
My installer has vanished
What it costs to have somebody take charge of your panels
The company that fitted the system no longer answers and nobody is checking whether the roof produces what it should. We take control of what is there and, if you want it, watch it from then on.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
|---|---|
| The company that fitted my panels stopped answering and I do not know who to call.Taking over an installation that somebody else fitted | Fixed price€249VAT included |
| Nobody looks at my panels, so I would find out something is wrong a year late.Monitoring for your solar system and your electricity bill | Fixed price€149VAT includedper year |
The town council wants something from me
What it costs to get through the council procedure
There is a municipal step before the panels go up, and afterwards there are local taxes that many towns charge at a reduced rate for a few years if you apply in time.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
|---|---|
| My town council is asking for documents and I do not know which ones.Your council's permit for putting up solar panels | Fixed price€149VAT included
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| I have been told that panels can cut what I pay the council on the property.Application for the municipal tax benefit on your solar panels | Fixed price€149VAT included |
I need the certificate to sell or let
What it costs to certify a home's energy performance
No sale and no tenancy gets signed in Spain without an energy performance certificate. The price follows the built area and the visit to the property is not optional.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
|---|---|
| They are asking for the energy certificate and I do not know who issues it.Energy performance certificate for your home | Price fromfrom €149VAT includedThe highest band published, €279.
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My system is over 10 kW
What it costs to file an installation above 10 kW
Above 10 kW the procedure changes: a signed project is required, sometimes permits from the grid operator, and sometimes an inspection by an approved control body.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
|---|---|
| My installation is over 10 kW and they tell me it needs a signed project.Project and works supervision for solar above 10 kW | Price fromfrom €1,490VAT includedThe highest band published, €4,290. |
| They tell me I need the grid operator's permission before the panels go up.Grid access and connection permits with your operator | Price fromfrom €490VAT includedThe highest band published, €790.
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| They tell me my installation needs an inspection and I have no idea where to start.Coordinating the inspection by an approved control body | Fixed price€249VAT included
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| I export a lot of energy and compensation does not give me back even half of it.Selling your surplus outside simplified compensation | Price fromfrom €990VAT included |
We are a block of flats
What it costs to put panels in for a whole building
One installation shared between several homes has its own engineering, its own way of splitting the output, and its own administrative upkeep every time a neighbour joins or leaves.
| What it solves | Price with VAT |
|---|---|
| The building is talking about panels for everyone and nobody knows if it adds up.Feasibility study for shared solar in a building | Upfront assessment€490VAT includedResolution work, from €2,490.€490 credited back if you book a €2,490-or-more service within 90 days. |
| The building has voted yes and now nobody knows who files what, or in what order.Filing and engineering for shared solar | Price fromfrom €1,490VAT includedThe highest band published, €3,900. |
| Every time a neighbour joins or leaves, nobody knows who is allowed to file it.Shared solar manager: registration and setup | Fixed price€299VAT included |
| A flat has been sold and the new owner wants in on the building's panels.Adding or removing a home from the shared system | Price fromfrom €149VAT included |
| The way the output is split no longer matches what each home actually uses.Changing how the shared output is split between homes | Price fromfrom €249VAT includedThe highest band published, €990. |
What the Spanish words on your paperwork mean
These names stay in Spanish on this page on purpose. They are the names that will appear on your file, on your receipt and in the letters you get, so translating them would leave you looking for a body that does not exist under that name. The same goes for the rule behind a public fee: where a line quotes one, it quotes it by its legal Spanish name and gives the date we read it, so you or your gestor can go and find that text.
- Ayuntamiento
- In plain English, your town council.
- Generalitat Valenciana
- In plain English, the regional government of Valencia.
- Empresa distribuidora
- In plain English, the company that owns the grid in your street.
- Organismo de control autorizado
- In plain English, an approved inspection body.
- CAU
- The code that identifies your self-consumption installation. Without it, your supplier cannot credit you for the energy you export.
- Boletín, or certificado de instalación eléctrica
- The electrical installation certificate, signed by a registered installer. It is the document buyers, suppliers and public bodies ask for most often.
- IBI
- The annual property tax your town council charges. Many councils in the area charge it at a reduced rate for a few years once panels are installed and the reduction is applied for in time.
Why the paperwork has a catalogue price and the installation does not
A filing can be closed
A filing is a set of documents, a procedure and a stretch of our working time. All of that can be described in full before starting, so it can carry a price. Where the variation is real, the price is published as a floor with its variables in the open, or as an upfront assessment that is credited back afterwards.
An installation comes out of a survey
What panels cost depends on the roof, the mounting, the covering, how the house consumes and how far away it is. Putting a catalogue figure on that would mean inventing it. What we do publish is the sector benchmark, with its source and its date, and the cost structure of a quote so you can compare like with like.
How to read a price on this page
- Fixed price
- The amount is what you pay for the scope described on the service page. Anything outside that scope is quoted separately and with its own figure, never as a surprise on the invoice.
- Price from
- It is a real floor. Each service publishes what pushes it up and, where there is a closed ladder of bands, how far it goes. If your case moves up a band, you know before you order.
- Upfront assessment
- You first pay for an assessment with a tightly drawn scope, which is a fixed price in itself, and that amount is credited against the later work if you book it within the stated window.
- VAT is inside. The figures are the final amount, with 21 per cent IVA included.
- Public fees are outside. Where a public body charges a fee, it is paid on your behalf and the receipt is issued in your name. It is not our revenue and it is stated on the service line.
- The published turnaround is ours. We commit to filing your case and following it up. What a public body decides, and when, is not ours to promise and is not promised on any line.
- Services without a page of their own still exist. They appear here with their price even though there is no page yet where you can read the full scope. They are ordered by phone or through the contact form.
Questions about these prices
- Do the prices on this page include Spanish VAT?
- Yes. Every figure on this page is the final amount with 21 per cent IVA, the Spanish VAT, already inside it, so you can put it next to any other quote without doing sums. Where a public body also charges a fee, that fee sits outside the price and is written on the service line.
- What does a price from mean, and how far up can it go?
- A price from is a real floor, not bait. Each service publishes on its own page what pushes it up, and where there is a closed ladder of bands the top band is published too. If reviewing your case moves you up a band, you know before you order anything.
- If I pay for an upfront assessment and then book the work, do I pay twice?
- No. The assessment is credited against the work that resolves it. On the paperwork check, for instance: €49 credited back if you book a €199-or-more service within 30 days. The assessment is delivered and invoiced in its own right, so what happens next is a discount, never a cancelled invoice.
- Why is the solar installation itself not priced on this page?
- Because a filing has a scope you can define and an installation does not: it depends on the roof, the mounting, the way the house consumes and the distance. We publish the sector benchmark with its source and its date, and your figure comes from a survey, not from a table.
If your case is not on any of these lines
Tell us about it in English and we will tell you which procedure it is, what it costs and what documents it needs, before you order anything.