[X] kW rooftop
[Bill before, bill after, and anything unusual about the roof or the DISCOM process.]
[XXX]+ rooftops commissioned in [City]. We handle the [DISCOM] net-metering file and the [PM Surya Ghar] subsidy claim, install [Tier-1] panels, and hand over a system with a [25]-year performance warranty.
Set your monthly bill, tariff and available roof area. We show the system size your roof can take, the subsidy you qualify for, and the year you break even.
Indicative only. Actual generation depends on shading, orientation, tilt and weather; subsidy depends on scheme rules and eligibility at the time of application. Figures are not a guarantee of savings.
Most people who abandon rooftop solar do it at the DISCOM file, not at the quote. Here is the real sequence, with who is responsible at each step.
DISCOM and government timelines are outside our control. We file, follow up and keep you posted weekly.
Each install states measured generation against what we projected at survey.
[Bill before, bill after, and anything unusual about the roof or the DISCOM process.]
[How the society approved it, how the saving is shared, and the payback the committee approved on.]
[Load profile, whether day-shift consumption matched generation, and the accelerated-depreciation benefit claimed.]
“[A customer quote naming the actual bill before and after, and how the DISCOM and subsidy follow-up was handled. Specifics beat enthusiasm.]”
Anything else, call [PHONE] or message us — an engineer answers, not a call centre.
Ask an engineer[Answer honestly — fixed charges, meter rent and night consumption remain. Explain what net metering does and does not offset.]
[State plainly that the subsidy is credited to the consumer's bank account, what you charge, and whether you discount it upfront. This is where the industry loses trust.]
[Give real monthly generation variation for [City], and explain how banked units under net metering cover the low months.]
[Explain the mounting method, load per square metre, and whether you require waterproofing to be done first.]
[Usually no for a grid-tied system. Explain what batteries add in cost, when they make sense, and that a grid-tied system shuts off in an outage.]
[Explain warranty transfer, the net-metering connection change of name, and any subsidy lock-in period.]
An engineer visits, measures usable area, runs a shading check and reads your last [12] bills. You get a written proposal with generation, subsidy and payback — and we will tell you if solar is not worth it for your roof.
Illustrative only — wire the form to your CRM and replicate this scoring server-side.