Cut your bill to zero.
Rooftop solar, installed in Bharuch.

For a typical Bharuch home with a ₹3,000 bill, a 4 kW system saves ₹3,200–4,000 per month — essentially zeroing the bill plus building credit through net metering. Bigger bills mean bigger systems and bigger savings. Our calculator above gives you a sharper estimate.

Yes. PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana is a central government scheme — the subsidy lands directly in your bank account roughly 6 weeks after commissioning. We've filed it for hundreds of customers. The catch is paperwork — we handle it for you in one sitting at our showroom.

Solar still generates in monsoon — about 30–50% of normal output on overcast days. With net metering, the surplus you generated in summer is credited against monsoon usage, so you don't notice. For power-cut-prone areas, we can pair the system with a battery for backup.

Panels carry a 25-year performance warranty (typically 80% output even in year 25). Inverters last 8–12 years and are warrantied 5–10. The mounting structure is anodized aluminium or galvanized steel — designed to outlast the panels. With basic cleaning, a system pays back in 3–4 years and runs for 25+.

Not really. A garden hose every couple of months is enough. We offer a quarterly cleaning AMC — particularly useful in dusty zones near GIDC areas. We also send monthly generation reports on WhatsApp so you'll spot any drop in output.

The system stays with the property — but it's a strong selling point. Buyers love a house with zero electricity bills. The net-metering connection is in the property's name and transfers with the sale.

Yes — society-level systems are increasingly common. We work with housing societies in Bharuch on shared rooftop installations, with generation distributed across flats via sub-metering. Talk to us if your society is interested.