Solar panels significantly reduce your electricity bills, protect against rising energy costs, and add value to your property. Plus, solar power is eco-friendly and helps reduce your carbon footprint. With government subsidies and net metering, you can recover your investment in as little as 3–5 years.

The cost depends on system capacity and brand, but here are general estimates:

• 1 kW: ₹65,000 – ₹85,000
• 3 kW: ₹1.7 – ₹2 lakh
• 5 kW: ₹2.5 – ₹3 lakh

With government subsidies of up to ₹78,000 under the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, the final price can be much lower. We take care of the entire subsidy process on your behalf.

Yes, solar panels still produce power on cloudy days, although at reduced efficiency. However, they do not generate power at night. To manage this, you can either connect to the grid (on-grid system) or install batteries to store excess energy generated during the day.

Most solar panels come with a performance warranty of 25 years. Inverters typically carry a 5–10 year warranty, depending on the brand. With minimal maintenance, the system can run efficiently for decades. We offer full support for warranties and annual service plans.

Not at all. As a full-service EPC provider, we handle everything for you — site survey, design, KSEB/DISCOM approvals, subsidy documentation, net metering application, installation, and after-sales service. You can sit back while we deliver a hassle-free solar experience.

Maintenance is minimal. Cleaning the panels every few weeks to remove dust, leaves, or bird droppings will keep them efficient. We offer annual maintenance contracts and periodic inspections to ensure top performance throughout the system's life.

Net metering allows you to export excess electricity generated by your solar system to the grid. In return, you get credit on your monthly bill, reducing your energy costs. We manage the complete net metering process with KSEB, including meter installation and documentation.

Most rooftops — whether flat or sloped — are suitable for solar. The key factors are structural stability and exposure to sunlight. We conduct a free site survey to assess feasibility and customise the system based on your roof type, space, and energy needs.

Absolutely. Solar systems are scalable. If your energy needs increase in the future, we can help expand your system by adding more panels, upgrading your inverter, or integrating battery storage. Our team ensures smooth upgrades without hassle.

Yes, we assist in securing low-interest loans from partner banks and NBFCs under the MNRE-approved subsidy scheme. EMI options are available to make solar affordable for every household. Contact us for customised financing plans.

Monocrystalline panels are made from a single crystal of silicon, giving them a sleek black look, higher efficiency, and better performance in low-light conditions. They're ideal for areas with limited space. Common types include:

• Mono PERC: Enhanced performance and good for rooftops.
• TOPCon: Advanced tech with high efficiency and durability.
• Bifacial: Captures sunlight from both sides for more power.
• Half-Cut & Shingled Cells: Improved shade tolerance and efficiency.

Polycrystalline panels are made by melting multiple silicon pieces together. They're usually blue in colour, slightly less efficient but more affordable. Types include:

• Standard Poly: Cost-effective and reliable.
• Multi-Busbar Poly: Uses multiple thin wires to reduce power loss and increase efficiency.
• Poly PERC: Similar to mono PERC but with lower efficiency.

In summary, monocrystalline panels are more efficient and space-saving, while polycrystalline panels are budget-friendly with slightly lower efficiency.