Frequently Asked Questions

Your solar system generates electricity during daylight hours that is used directly by your home or business. Under a net-metering arrangement, any surplus power you generate is exported to the grid and credited against the power you draw at night — reducing your net monthly bill.

As a general guideline, 1 kW of solar typically requires roughly 80–100 sq. ft. of shadow-free roof area, though this varies with panel wattage and layout. Our team confirms exact space requirements during a free site survey.

Yes. Where government subsidy schemes or net-metering programs are applicable in your area, our team assists with documentation and liaising with the local electricity distribution company (DISCOM) as part of the project process.

Solar systems have no moving parts and need minimal maintenance — mainly periodic panel cleaning and an annual electrical inspection. We offer optional operations & maintenance (O&M) plans for ongoing upkeep.

Warranty terms vary by component and are provided by the respective manufacturers of the panels, inverter, and battery, in addition to our own workmanship warranty on installation. Exact terms are confirmed in your project quotation before installation begins.

A typical residential rooftop installation takes a few days on-site once materials are delivered and approvals are in place. Commercial and industrial projects are scheduled based on system size and site readiness, and timelines are shared upfront in your project plan.

Many banks and NBFCs offer solar loan products. We can share information on financing options available at the time of your consultation so you can evaluate what suits your budget.

A standard grid-tied solar system shuts down during a grid outage for safety reasons. If you need power backup during outages, we can design a hybrid system with battery storage as part of your quote.