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Lower grid use
Daytime power from your own roof reduces how much you buy from the grid.
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Rooftop solar for homes
Turn your roof into your own daytime power source.
Panels on your roof produce electricity whenever the sun is up, covering part of what your home uses for fans, lights, the fridge and other everyday appliances. Less electricity from the grid means a real chance to lower your monthly bill.
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For
Homeowners and families
System type
On-grid, or hybrid with battery backup
What we do
Assessment, design, supply, installation, handover
The problem
Your roof is sitting idle all day
Most homes use a good share of their electricity during daylight hours, and pay for all of it from the grid. Meanwhile, the roof above gets hours of direct sun that goes unused.
A well-sized rooftop system puts that sunlight to work. It will not remove your bill in every case, but it can reduce how much you draw from the grid, and with a battery it can keep essential appliances running during load-shedding.
At a glance
What's involved
Exact sizes, components and timelines are confirmed in your written proposal after we see your site.
Best for
Homes with open, sunny roof space
Main components
Solar panels, inverter, mounting structure, protection devices
Backup option
Add batteries for power during outages
Roof types
Flat concrete roofs and other roof types, assessed on site
Maintenance
Regular panel cleaning and periodic system checks
Timeline
Confirmed in your written proposal after the site visit
Why it's worth it
What you get
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Backup when you need it
Add a battery and keep lights, fans and the fridge on during power cuts.
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Low upkeep
No moving parts. Keep the panels clean and have the system checked from time to time.
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Clean energy at home
Electricity from sunlight, with less strain on the environment your children inherit.
How it works
Four clear steps
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Usage & roof check
We review your bills and appliances, then check the roof for sun, shade, space and structure.
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Written proposal
You get the system design, components and cost in writing.
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Installation
Mounting, wiring and protection installed neatly, then tested and switched on.
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Handover & support
We show you how to use and care for the system, and stay available for maintenance.
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Will it work during the monsoon?
Yes, but output is lower on heavily clouded days. Panels still produce power from daylight, and rain helps keep them clean.
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Do I need a battery?
Only if you want power during outages. Without batteries, a grid-connected system usually switches off when the grid goes down.
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Will my grid connection stay?
Yes. With an on-grid or hybrid system you stay connected, and the grid supplies whatever the panels do not cover.
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How much will it cost?
It depends on system size, battery choice and your roof. Share your bill and requirements and we will send a written quote.