Heat pumps in Mallorca
The full guide: how it works, the COP, the Daitsu 3-pipe Multi-Hybrid and the real savings.
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Heat pumps in Palma,
from your flat to your villa.
We're Joaquín and Juan, and in Palma we fit them in everything: a flat or penthouse in the centre, Santa Catalina or Portixol, a villa in Son Vida or Génova, or a building that wants rid of its central oil boiler. One single heat pump gives you heating, air conditioning and hot water, and you're done with oil. RITE-certified company: from the survey to the legalisation and the grants, it's all on us. No subcontractors. We speak English.
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Your city
Heat pumps for your home in Palma
Palma is a city, and a city has everything: flats and penthouses in the centre, Santa Catalina, Portixol or the Eixample; villas in Son Vida, Bonanova or Génova; village houses in the old town; and apartment blocks with a central oil boiler that's crying out for a replacement. A heat pump fits them all, and almost always against the same thing: expensive oil or electric heating.
Flats, penthouses and apartment blocks
In an urban home what matters is getting the outdoor unit's position right —courtyard, light well, roof or terrace— and keeping it quiet for the neighbours. In a penthouse you have more room on the roof; in a flat we keep it compact and discreet. And in an apartment block, swapping the central oil boiler for a heat pump is one of the changes with the most upside: we help with the technical proposal so you can take it to the owners' meeting.
The old town and buildings with character
In Sa Calatrava, La Llonja or the historic centre you have to mind the look and the rules. There we find the most discreet spot for the unit and carry out the installation without spoiling the façade or the courtyard. It performs just the same and the building stays as it always was.
The villas up on the hill
In Son Vida, Bonanova or Génova it's villas with high consumption —lots of climate control and sometimes a pool—. There we size it like a villa: a powerful heat pump, underfloor heating and, if you want, integration with solar panels so heating the house costs next to nothing.
Want to understand how a heat pump works, the COP and the Daitsu 3-pipe Multi-Hybrid? We explain it all calmly in our heat pumps in Mallorca guide.
How we work
Your heat pump in Palma in 3 steps
1
Survey at your home
We come to your flat, penthouse, villa or building in Palma, look at what you have now (oil, electric, central…), where to place the outdoor unit and your needs. We calculate the savings and the grants. Free and with no obligation.
2
Installation and legalisation
We fit the heat pump, the underfloor heating or emitters and the whole circuit, on anti-vibration supports so the neighbours aren't disturbed, and legalise it with the authority under RITE.
3
We prepare the grant
We prepare the technical documents for FACTOR 2026 and explain what the owner must file and which tax deduction should be checked with their adviser.
Straight talk
What we run into in Palma every week
We're Joaquín and Juan, and in Palma the same three scenes keep coming up. Here they are, plainly, in case yours looks like one of them.
The building getting rid of its central oil boiler
A building in the Eixample or the centre with a decades-old central oil boiler: noisy, expensive and always about to cause trouble. We set out the move to a heat pump —for the whole building or separated per home— and give the owners' meeting clear figures. It's one of the projects that saves the most on bills and adds the most value to the building.
The penthouse with the outdoor unit done right
In a penthouse in Santa Catalina or Portixol, the main worry is where the unit goes and the noise for the neighbour next door. We mount it on anti-vibration supports, in the least intrusive spot, within the limits. It blends into the terrace and nobody notices it running.
The old-town flat, without touching its character
In Sa Calatrava or La Llonja people ask us for the same thing: an installation you can't see. We solve the outdoor unit as discreetly as possible, respecting the façade and courtyard, and leave a quiet system inside that heats in winter, cools in summer and makes hot water all year.
Keep reading
Useful guides for your installation
Want the technology in depth, to pair it with solar or to know which grants you qualify for in Palma? We'll take you there.
Solar panels in Palma
Pair the heat pump with solar self-consumption and run your Palma home at next to no cost.
See solar in Palma →Palma IBI: solar energy only
The current ordinance does not automatically include heat pumps. Check Article 18 before combining technologies.
See the solar IBI requirements →Across Mallorca
We install and certify heat pumps across Mallorca. Find your area: Andratx · Calvià · Campos · Llucmajor · Manacor · Marratxí · Cala d'Or — or see the heat pump guide for Mallorca →
Also interested in solar panels? Solar panels in Palma →
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Answered
Common questions about heat pumps in Palma
Can I install a heat pump in a flat or penthouse in Palma?
Yes, we do it often in the centre, Santa Catalina, Portixol or the Eixample. The outdoor unit goes where it's least intrusive —courtyard, light well, roof or terrace— and the indoor part is very compact. In a penthouse you have even more room on the roof. You get heating, air conditioning and hot water from a single unit, in an urban home too.
My building has central oil heating, can it switch to a heat pump?
Yes, and it's one of the changes that makes the most sense in Palma. Many buildings in the centre and the Eixample still run on an old, expensive central oil boiler. It can be replaced with a heat pump for the whole building, or we can look at separating it per home. We help with the technical proposal so you can take it to the owners' meeting. And with numbers, not promises: the Daitsu Multi-Hybrid unit we install reaches a COP of up to 4.24 and a seasonal SCOP of 3.72 (official Daitsu catalogue 2024-25). In plain terms: for every kWh of electricity it delivers around 3.7 kWh of heat averaged over the year. A combustion boiler cannot do that, because it doesn't multiply energy: it burns it.
I live in the old town or a listed building, can it still be installed?
Yes, with care. In areas like Sa Calatrava or La Llonja you have to respect the look and the rules, so we find the most discreet spot for the outdoor unit and carry out the installation without spoiling the façade or the courtyard. We assess it on the visit, based on your building.
Will the outdoor unit's noise bother the neighbours?
Modern units are very quiet, comparable to a high-end air conditioner. We mount it on anti-vibration supports, in the least intrusive spot, within the noise limits. In a Palma apartment block that's exactly what needs care, and we take care of it. The figure, so it isn't just an impression: the outdoor unit has a sound pressure of 55 dB(A) on the AOHD 40 model, 56 on the AOHD 45 and 58 on the AOHD 54 (official Daitsu catalogue 2024-25). The hydraulic module inside the home has no compressor. What matters most here isn't the machine but where it goes, and that's decided on the site visit.
Does a heat pump qualify for Palma's IBI rebate?
Not automatically. Palma's current Article 18 limits the 25% rebate for six tax periods to systems using solar energy for thermal or electrical self-consumption. An air-source heat pump on its own does not meet that definition; for heat pumps, we review FACTOR 2026 and any applicable tax deductions.
Do you handle the grant paperwork?
Yes. Heat pumps qualify for the FACTOR 2026 call from the Balearic Government (up to 70% of the cost for individuals, open since July 2026, first come first served until the funds run out) and for the income-tax (IRPF) deduction for improving your home's efficiency. We prepare and file all the documentation for you; you just sign. The award is up to the authorities, but the work of applying is on us.
Quality
The brands we fit in Palma
Where we're busiest is with DAITSU heat pumps —including their multi-hybrid (climate + hot water) and the HEATANK tanks—; plus Daikin, Mitsubishi Electric, General, Fujitsu, Baxi, Midea, Gree, Panasonic, Samsung, LG and Toshiba.
Want a heat pump in Palma?
We give you a free technical and savings study, whether it's a flat, a villa or a whole building. Message us, no obligation.