Unlimited energy, infinite possibilities.
We design, install and maintain photovoltaic systems across the entire Querétaro metropolitan area. Our own office in Juriquilla, a local installation crew and a 25-year warranty.
Querétaro combines high solar radiation, a dry climate and moderate temperatures. That mix is exactly what makes a panel produce above the national average all year round.
The Bajío region receives some of the best solar radiation in the country, with very little cloud cover from November through May. A well-oriented system produces virtually every day of the year.
Panels lose efficiency in extreme heat. Querétaro's mild, dry climate keeps the modules in a favorable temperature range — something you don't get on the coast.
The typical gated-community home here — flat concrete roof, no shade from tall buildings — is the ideal setting for a racked mounting system, with no unnecessary drilling.
Our office is in the World Trade Center in Juriquilla. We install throughout the municipalities of Querétaro, Corregidora, El Marqués and Huimilpan, with our own in-house crew — never subcontractors.
Juriquilla, Cumbres del Lago, Real de Juriquilla, Zibatá, El Refugio, Milenio III. The area where we've completed the most residential installations.
Jurica, Jurica Campestre, Álamos, Centro Histórico, Carretas, Cimatario and El Campanario. This includes older homes whose electrical wiring we inspect before quoting.
El Pueblito, Balvanera, Tejeda, La Negreta and the industrial parks of El Marqués. Here we serve residential clients as well as warehouses and businesses.
We don't quote over the phone without seeing your electricity bill — that would just be guessing. But we do publish the real price ranges we work with, so you come in with a reference point.
$30,000 – $50,000 MXN installed. Typically covers the full consumption of a family of 2 to 3 with no air conditioning.
$50,000 – $70,000 MXN installed. The most common case in Juriquilla and Zibatá: a family of 4 with one or two mini-split AC units.
$65,000 – $250,000 MXN depending on consumption. If CFE (Mexico's federal electricity utility) has already moved you to the high-consumption (DAC) tariff, this is the range with the fastest payback in our entire catalog.
The typical payback on a residential system is 2 to 3 years. After that, the energy your roof produces is yours for the remaining two decades of the warranty.
Every range includes equipment, mounting structure, installation, the CFE interconnection paperwork and commissioning. No hidden costs and no site-visit fees. Maintenance is contracted under a separate service plan.
Start to finish, a residential project usually takes 3 to 6 weeks: the installation on your roof is done in a few days, and the rest is the CFE interconnection process — the one part that doesn't depend on us.
With a photo of your CFE bill we calculate your real consumption over the last 12 months. From that reading alone we know what size system you need.
We come to your home to measure the roof, check for shading and verify your electrical installation. That's where the proposal with firm numbers comes from.
We install the system and handle the entire CFE interconnection process for you. You never set foot in a government office and sign nothing beyond the initial contract.
If your question isn't here, our FAQ answers 24 questions in detail.
Yes. They produce less on a cloudy day, but CFE's net metering scheme evens things out: the surplus you generate in sunny months is credited to your account and used in the low months. Systems are sized on annual consumption, not month by month.
The system can be dismounted and reinstalled, or it stays as added value in the sale. In practice almost all our clients leave it: it raises the property's value and is a strong selling point.
In most gated communities in Querétaro, no — the panels sit on a flat roof and aren't visible from the street. Where approval is required, we prepare the technical file for your HOA board.
For residential systems the typical payback is 2 to 3 years. If you're on the high-consumption (DAC) tariff it drops even further, because the kWh you stop paying for is far more expensive than the subsidized rate.
A standard grid-tied system shuts down for safety during a blackout. If you want true backup you need batteries; we install hybrid systems with lithium BESS and will tell you honestly whether they make sense for your case.
Yes, through a semiannual or annual cleaning-and-inspection plan. It's not included in the installation price — it's contracted separately. In Querétaro's dry climate it matters more than you'd think: dust buildup on the panels measurably reduces output.
Half the people who come to us don't know which tariff they're on — and that's exactly the variable that decides whether the project makes sense.
This is the base tariff for most homes in Querétaro. The kWh is relatively cheap because it's subsidized, so the payback on a solar system is slower — typically several years.
If you exceed the consumption limit for twelve consecutive months, CFE removes your subsidy and moves you to DAC. The kWh price jumps overnight and a fixed monthly charge appears on top. This is where a solar system pays for itself fastest — by far.
When you interconnect, CFE swaps your meter for a bidirectional one. The surplus you generate during the day is credited to your account and used at night or in cloudy months. Credits have an expiration window, which is why systems are sized on annual consumption rather than the peak month.
If you're on the high-consumption (DAC) tariff, the project's first goal isn't to reach zero — it's to lower your net consumption enough for CFE to put you back on the subsidized rate. That single jump is worth more than many extra kilowatts of panels.
Send us your bill and we'll come back with a proposal built on real numbers. No cost, no commitment and no pushy phone calls.
