☀️Solar installation, rooftop, residential, commercial and industrial🏛️PM Surya Ghar subsidy up to ₹78,000 — we handle the paperwork⏳The scheme closes 31 March 2027📍Nandanvan, Nagpur — serving Nagpur and Vidarbha📞Free site survey — +91 99212 46564
Start to finish

What actually happens when you go solar.

No part of this is mysterious, and none of it should be a surprise. Here is the whole sequence, including the bits that depend on the DISCOM rather than on us.

On the roof

A finished rooftop array

What a completed commercial rooftop installation looks like from above.

Rooftop solar array

Panels mounted in rows on a flat commercial roof.

The parts of a system

What you are actually buying

Five things make up a rooftop solar installation. A quote that does not name all five is not a complete quote.

Panels

The modules

The photovoltaic panels themselves. Make, wattage and warranty all vary, and all three should be written on your quote.

Structure

The mounting

The galvanised frame that holds the panels at the right angle and survives the wind. Cheap structure is where corners get cut.

Inverter

DC to AC

Converts panel output into the AC your building uses. Its rating has to match the array, now and after any later expansion.

Wiring & earthing

The safety

Cabling, protection devices and earthing. Invisible when right, dangerous when wrong.

Net meter

The accounting

The bi-directional meter that counts what you export against what you draw. Fitted by the DISCOM after inspection.

The sequence

Six steps, and who does each one

  1. You send a bill

    Your last electricity bill. That is the only thing we need to start.

  2. We survey, free

    Roof measurement, shadow check through the day, and a look at your existing wiring and meter.

  3. We design and quote

    System size, expected generation, equipment named, and the subsidy shown as its own line.

  4. We apply for the subsidy

    Registered on the national portal as a registered vendor, with your consumer details.

  5. We install

    Structure, panels, inverter, wiring and earthing. Days, not weeks, once material is on site.

  6. DISCOM inspects and meters

    This part runs on their timeline. Once the net meter is in, the system is live and the subsidy follows.

Practical questions

The things people ask on site

How long does the whole thing take?

The installation itself is a few days on a typical home. The overall timeline is usually decided by the DISCOM approval and net meter rather than by us, and that varies. We will tell you where your application stands rather than leaving you to guess.

Will I have power during a grid outage?

A standard grid-tied system shuts down during an outage — that is a safety requirement, so it cannot feed a line that someone may be working on. If you need backup during outages, that needs batteries, which is a different system and a different cost. Tell us at the survey if that matters to you.

How much maintenance does it need?

Mostly cleaning. Dust on panels costs you generation, and Nagpur gets dusty. Beyond that it is periodic inverter and connection checks.

What if a panel fails?

Panels and inverters carry manufacturer warranties, which we register and which are stated on your quote. We handle the claim and the replacement.

The PM Surya Ghar subsidy closes on 31 March 2027.

Up to ₹78,000 back on a residential rooftop system, paid by the Government of India. We handle the application, the inspection and the net meter. Book a free survey and we will tell you exactly what your roof qualifies for.

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