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Read article →A fast-growing Paphos suburb, 3km from town, at a gentle 190m elevation.
Konia sits about 3km east of Paphos town, at a modest elevation of around 190m. It has grown steadily into one of the district’s more established residential suburbs, close enough to town for an easy commute, with a mix of established homes and newer builds.
The gentle elevation and generally open plots common in Konia tend to give more roof options than the denser parts of town, without the terrain and orientation challenges of the higher villages further out. That usually makes for a fairly straightforward design, once we have looked at your specific roof.
Being this close to Paphos town keeps response times short, whether that is the initial assessment, the installation itself, or a maintenance visit later.
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