Rooftop solar for homes that pays for itself
Lower your monthly electricity bill, claim your government subsidy, and power your home with clean energy for the next 25 years.
A residential rooftop solar system generates electricity from sunlight during the day, which your home uses directly — cutting down what you draw (and pay for) from the grid. Any surplus can be exported to the grid under net metering and adjusted against your bill.
Under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, residential customers can claim central government subsidy on grid-connected rooftop solar, which significantly reduces the upfront cost and shortens the payback period.
We start every residential project with a free, no-obligation site survey to check your roof, shading and consumption pattern, then propose a system sized to your actual needs — not oversold. Our founder, a practicing Chartered Accountant, personally reviews every subsidy calculation and quotation for accuracy.
Residential solar is a good fit if…
- Your monthly electricity bill regularly runs above ₹2,000–3,000
- You own the home or have long-term rights to use the roof
- Your roof gets direct, largely unshaded sunlight for most of the day
- You plan to stay in the home for 5+ years to fully realise the payback
- You want to protect yourself against future electricity tariff hikes
Lower monthly electricity bills
Reduce your dependence on grid power and cut your monthly outgo significantly.
Government subsidy support
We help you apply for PM Surya Ghar and any applicable UPNEDA subsidy correctly, the first time.
25-year system life
Quality panels are typically warrantied for 25 years, generating savings long after payback.
Net metering credit
Export unused solar power to the grid and get credited against your electricity bill.
Adds to property value
A professionally installed solar system is an asset that appeals to future buyers or tenants.
A cleaner choice for your family
Reduce your household's dependence on coal-generated grid power.
Which system size is right for your home?
This is general guidance — your free site survey will confirm the exact size for your roof and consumption.
| System Size | Suitable For | Approx. Cost |
|---|---|---|
| 1 kW | 1–2 person households, monthly bill up to ~₹1,200 | [PLACEHOLDER] |
| 2 kW | Small families, monthly bill ~₹1,200–2,000 | [PLACEHOLDER] |
| 3 kW | Most independent homes, monthly bill ~₹2,000–3,500 | [PLACEHOLDER] |
| 5 kW | Larger homes with AC/heavy appliance use | [PLACEHOLDER] |
| 10 kW+ | Large bungalows or homes with EV charging | [PLACEHOLDER] |
Residential solar — frequently asked questions
You'll need the property owner's written consent for rooftop installation and for the net metering application, since the connection is tied to the property. We can guide you through this process.
Not necessarily. Most homes with reliable grid power choose an on-grid system (no battery, lower cost). If you face frequent outages, a hybrid system with battery backup is worth considering — we'll explain the trade-offs during your survey.
Once your site survey and quotation are approved, installation typically takes 1–3 days depending on system size. Net metering approval and commissioning can take a few additional weeks, as it depends on the local electricity board.
For safety reasons, on-grid systems automatically shut down during a grid outage, even if the sun is shining. If backup power during outages matters to you, ask us about hybrid systems with battery storage.
Yes, though generation is lower on overcast days. Annual sizing accounts for seasonal variation, so your system is designed around your yearly average, not just peak summer output.
Get a personalised residential solar quote
Book your free site survey today — no obligation, no pressure.