Residential Rooftop

Residential Rooftop

Power Your Home with Residential Rooftop Solar and Save Big!

Switching to residential rooftop solar is one of the smartest decisions you can make for your home. By installing solar panels on your rooftop, you can reduce your electricity bills by up to 80%. Solar energy allows you to generate your own power using sunlight, which means you’ll rely less on the grid and save more every month.

The government also offers attractive subsidies and financial support to make solar installation more affordable for homeowners. Plus, solar systems are low maintenance, with most requiring just occasional cleaning and basic check-ups to keep them running efficiently for 25 years or more.

Going solar isn’t just good for your wallet—it’s also great for the environment. Solar energy is 100% clean and renewable, helping reduce carbon emissions and pollution. By choosing rooftop solar, you’re contributing to a greener, healthier planet.

In short, residential rooftop solar is a cost-effective, eco-friendly, and future-ready solution for your home. Start your solar journey today and enjoy long-term savings, energy independence, and peace of mind.

Save Money, Go Solar Power Your Home with Clean Energy!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is my roof suitable for solar panels?

Solar panels work best on roofs that get plenty of sun and are in good condition—south-facing with a slope of around 15°–40°. If there’s a lot of shade, an older roof, or low structural strength, a solar expert can evaluate and guide you

No—when installed correctly, solar panels don’t harm your roof or void its warranty. Installers use flashing and special mounts to keep water out, and panels can be removed and reinstalled if the roof needs repairs .

Solar panels convert sunlight into DC electricity. An inverter then changes it into usable AC electricity for your home. Any surplus power can either be sent to the grid (via net-metering) or stored in a battery

Rooftop solar systems typically need around 50–80 sq ft per kilowatt (kW). For example, a 5 kW setup needs ~500 sq ft. Costs vary, but in India, grid-connected systems may cost around ₹65,000–₹70,000 per kW before subsidies

Yes! In India, central and state governments offer subsidies (e.g., the PM Surya Ghar Scheme), along with incentives like net-metering—meaning you can sell extra electricity back to the grid

In India, you can get 30–40% subsidy for 1–3 kW systems (20% up to 10 kW). You must apply through your DISCOM using approved vendors. Excess power is credited via net-metering, rolling over monthly or refunded twice yearly

Yes! Solar panels still generate electricity on cloudy or rainy days, just at a lower output. That’s why net metering helps balance seasonal variations

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