An aerothermal system extracts heat from outdoor air through a heat pump and transfers it into the home, or the reverse in summer. Its advantage over an electric radiator or a boiler is that it does not create heat by burning something, it moves heat, which is why it delivers three to five times the electrical energy it consumes. That factor is the COP, and Málaga's climate is particularly favourable for it: winters are mild and coastal temperatures rarely fall below five degrees, so the pump almost always works in its optimal range, unlike inland Spain. On installed pricing, two things should be separated. A conventional split unit of around 3.5 kW for one room typically costs €900–€1,400 installed, depending on the distance between indoor and outdoor units and the complexity of the pipe run. A multi-split system for three or four rooms rises to €2,800–€4,500. A full aerothermal installation, which on top of climate control produces domestic hot water for the whole home, starts around €8,000 and reaches €15,000 in larger properties, depending on unit output, whether there is underfloor heating or fan coils, and whether the hot water cylinder needs adapting. These ranges are indicative: the final quote always comes from a site visit, because real cost depends on the state of the electrical installation, the contracted power and the drainage point. Combining it with solar is where aerothermal changes category. It is a substantial electrical load and, in cooling mode, a very daytime one, exactly when panels peak. In a Costa del Sol home with solar, summer air conditioning is largely covered by your own production, so the marginal cost of cooling approaches zero during midday hours. In winter the balance is less favourable because demand concentrates early morning and at dusk, and that is where a battery provides the load shifting needed. Finally, replacing gas, oil or electric radiators with an aerothermal system reduces non-renewable primary energy consumption, precisely the figure used to calculate the energy certificate, and qualifies for the IRPF energy-efficiency deductions. We size the unit, carry out the installation and supply the technical documentation the certifying technician needs to recalculate the rating. Visitors reach this page through many different searches for the same service: aerothermal Málaga, aerothermal heat pump price, installed aerothermal system, aerothermal for 150 m2, heat pump with solar panels, pool heat pump, air conditioning Málaga, installed air conditioning price, ducted air conditioning price, multi-split price, and the local variants for Marbella, Estepona, Fuengirola, Benalmádena, Torremolinos, Mijas, Coín and Vélez-Málaga. They all describe the same work carried out by our own team.