Rooftop solar designed for Indian homes.

Sized to your bill. Subsidised by the government. Installed by our own team. Backed for 25 years.

Rooftop solar on a 2-storey home in an Indian residential locality

Why a homeowner switches.

Four reasons that come up in every survey conversation.

The problem	What changes with solar
Electricity bill keeps climbing. Tariff revisions every 1–2 years.	Your bill drops to ₹200–₹500 from month one. Locked in for 25 years.
Power cuts during summer. Inverter batteries dying every 2 years.	Solar generates during the day, when most cuts happen. Add a battery later for night backup.
Considering an EV but worried about the running cost.	Solar makes EV charging effectively free during the day.
Saving in a fixed deposit at 7%.	Rooftop solar returns 18–25% annualised over its lifetime — better than any FD.

What size system fits your bill?

Three sizing buckets covering most Indian homes.

1 kW

Best for: Monthly bill ₹1,500–₹2,500
Roof area: ~80 sq ft
Subsidy: ₹30,000
After-subsidy cost: ₹35,000–₹45,000 after subsidy
EMI: ~₹700/mo (60mo @ 5.75%)

2 kW

Best for: Monthly bill ₹2,500–₹5,000
Roof area: ~150 sq ft
Subsidy: ₹60,000
After-subsidy cost: ₹70,000–₹90,000 after subsidy
EMI: ~₹1,400/mo (60mo @ 5.75%)

3 kW+

Best for: Monthly bill ₹5,000+
Roof area: ~225 sq ft
Subsidy: ₹78,000 (capped)
After-subsidy cost: ₹1,15,000–₹1,40,000 after subsidy
EMI: ~₹2,200/mo (60mo @ 5.75%)

Indicative pricing. Your final quote depends on roof type, panel choice, and inverter capacity. A free site survey gives you the exact number.

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What the monthly cashflow actually looks like.

A 3 kW system, 60-month EMI. Indicative numbers from a typical Hyderabad bill.

Before solar

Electricity bill: ₹5,500

₹5,500 going out, every month

After solar (years 1–5)

Electricity bill: ₹350

EMI: ₹2,212

₹2,562 — you own the system at month 60

Saving: ₹2,938/month from month one

After EMI is paid off (year 6+)

Electricity bill: ₹350

EMI: —

₹350. Free electricity for the next 19 years.

Real homes we've powered.

Three short stories — full case studies linked.

Lakshmi & Venkat Rao

5 kW · Madhapur, Hyderabad · Aug 2025

Monthly bill went from ₹6,400 to ₹280.

Ramesh Naidu

3 kW · Benz Circle, Vijayawada · Jun 2025

Subsidy showed up on the invoice; payback in 4.2 years.

Padma Reddy

5 kW · Kondapur, Hyderabad · Oct 2024

Two years in, every monsoon check-in still happens.

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Things homeowners ask before booking.

Will my house's roof be strong enough to hold panels?

Modern Tier-1 panels weigh about 12 kg/m². Almost every concrete roof in India handles it comfortably. We do a structural check during the free site survey and flag any reinforcement needed before quoting.

What happens to solar generation during monsoon?

Output drops to 30–60% of peak on heavily overcast days. Our annual generation models build monsoon in — your 25-year payback math already accounts for it.

Do I need permission from my neighbours or housing association?

For independent homes, no. For apartments, yes — we help draft the resolution and present at your AGM. See the Apartments & Societies page for the full process.

How does net metering actually work?

Excess power flows back to the grid and earns credit at a per-unit rate set by your DISCOM. Your monthly bill nets generation against consumption automatically.

Can I add an EV charger later?

Yes. Your solar inverter and meter both support EV charging out of the box; we wire the dedicated 7 kW socket as a small add-on later.

What if I sell my house — does the system transfer?

Yes. The system is fixed to the property and the warranty stays in the buyer's name. Most homes sell for ₹3–5 lakh more with solar already installed.

Book a free site survey.

We'll visit your home, measure your roof, show you a 3D design, and quote you a system. No commitment.