New-build electrician in Montequinto, Seville, Spain, for semi-detached houses, villas and flats

A new-build electrician in Montequinto, where the neighbourhood grows at its edge

Montequinto and Condequinto form an established neighbourhood of Dos Hermanas, with the metro close by at Olivar de Quintos. The new builds of 2025 and 2026 are not inside the neighbourhood, where no specific developments have been found, but along its edge with Entrenúcleos, on Avenida de las Universidades. For Montequinto residents it is a way to move into a new home without changing surroundings, and new builds in Dos Hermanas were around 2,022 to 2,033 euros/m², up 9 % a year.

New developments nearby

On the edge with Entrenúcleos and in Entrenúcleos itself, these are the ones that matter most to anyone looking near Montequinto:

• Vía Célere, Célere Arce: 96 homes on Avenida de las Universidades, from 269,400 euros, handovers in 2026 and 2027.
• Vía Célere, Célere Acacia: 102 homes on the same timetable.
• Aedas Homes, Enea: 28 semi-detached houses from 410,000 euros, for 2027.
• Grupo Insur: villas at Creta III, from 500,000 euros, and Ares IV, with works well advanced and from 360,000 euros.

The rest of the large neighbouring development is on our Entrenúcleos page.

Semi-detached houses and villas: your own garage, your own board

In a new semi-detached house or villa, the garage is yours and the fuse board is in your home. That opens up options a flat does not have: the charger runs from your own board, the panels go on your roof and everything can be planned as a single system.

The charger in your own garage

The usual set-up is a dedicated circuit from the main fuse board to the garage (layout 4a of regulation ITC-BT-52) with a 7.4 kW charger, Type 2 connector and a Type A RCD with 6 mA DC detection or a Type B. If the garage is far from the board, we fit a small secondary board there. A home EV charger for houses costs 800 to 1,600 euros, typically 1,000 to 1,200 euros, and with dynamic load balancing you will not need to raise your potencia contratada (the maximum power in your contract).

Solar panels and car: the pairing that works best

With the Dos Hermanas sun, a 5 kW solar panel installation starts at 5,500 euros, and average household savings were about 189 euros per installed kW per year. A car doing 15,000 km a year uses 2,400 to 2,550 kWh, and in Seville each kWp of panels produces roughly 1,600 to 1,750 kWh a year, so about 2 kWp extra covers almost all of it if you charge by day with a charger that uses the surplus. That solar charging set-up starts at 1,100 euros installed. Local prices are on our solar panels in Dos Hermanas page.

Heat pump and power

New houses usually come with an aerothermal heat pump (aerotermia) for hot water and pre-installed air conditioning. Together with the car, that is three big loads in one home. We review the contracted power and, if it pays, handle the switch from single-phase to three-phase supply with the distributor. For most families single-phase is enough: a 7.4 kW charger fills the car overnight. The electrical connection of a heat pump, with its line and protection, starts at 80 euros.

If you buy a flat

In the Célere blocks the garage is communal: the charger is fed from your meter in the building’s meter room. The details for this town are on our EV charger in a communal garage in Dos Hermanas page.

Guide prices in Montequinto

All plus 21 % VAT. In 2026 you can deduct 15 % of the charger on your Spanish income tax return, up to 600 euros, if the home is yours and you pay by means other than cash. More areas are on our new-build page.