The subsidy application process is handled online through the official government portal. Our team assists customers with registration, documentation, inspection, and subsidy approval for a smooth and hassle-free experience.

The cost of rooftop solar depends on system size, inverter type, and site conditions. On average, prices start from ₹65,000–₹75,000 per kW before subsidy. Final cost reduces significantly after subsidy benefits.

Yes, rooftop solar is highly profitable. It can reduce electricity bills by up to 90% and provides a return on investment within 3–5 years, making it one of the best long-term energy investments.

The number of panels depends on your monthly electricity consumption and roof space. Generally, 1 kW solar system requires 80–100 sq. ft. area and consists of 2–3 solar panels

Net metering allows you to export excess solar power to the electricity grid and earn credits that reduce your electricity bill. It ensures maximum utilization of solar energy and faster cost recovery.

For most homes and commercial buildings, on-grid solar systems are best due to lower cost and net metering benefits. Off-grid systems are ideal where grid power is unavailable or unreliable.

Yes, properties with rooftop solar systems often have higher resale value and attract buyers due to lower electricity costs and sustainable energy usage

Yes, solar systems are designed to withstand Indian weather conditions, including heavy rain, high temperatures, and dust. All installations follow safety and electrical standards.

We provide trusted solar installations, government scheme expertise, transparent pricing, quality equipment, and long-term service support, ensuring complete customer satisfaction..

Yes, we provide solar installation services across multiple locations in Rajasthan and nearby regions. Our team ensures quick site survey and fast installation.

From site survey to commissioning, the complete process usually takes 10–15 days, depending on approvals and system size.

A 1 kW solar system generates around 4–5 units per day, depending on sunlight, location, and system efficiency.

Yes, with correct system sizing and net metering, rooftop solar can reduce electricity bills by up to 90% or even zero in many cases.

The average cost starts from ₹65,000–₹75,000 per kW before subsidy. Final cost depends on system size, inverter type, and site conditions.

Solar panels typically last 25+ years, while inverters usually last 5–10 years, depending on brand and usage.

Yes, solar panels work during monsoon and cloudy days, though power generation may reduce slightly due to lower sunlight.

In on-grid systems, solar shuts down during power cuts for safety. Hybrid or battery-based systems continue to supply power during outages.

Yes, rooftop solar systems are completely safe when installed by professionals following electrical and safety standards.

Solar panels require very low maintenance. Occasional cleaning is enough to maintain optimal performance.

No, professional installation ensures no damage to the roof. Proper mounting structures are used to protect roof integrity.

Net metering is not compulsory but highly recommended as it allows you to export excess power to the grid and save more on electricity bills.

Complete installation usually takes 7–15 days, including approvals and commissioning.

Yes, solar can be installed on old buildings after a basic structural and roof condition check.

Yes, government subsidy is available under PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, subject to eligibility and guidelines.

Always choose a government-approved and experienced solar company that provides end-to end service, including subsidy and net metering support—like Softtech Solar Solutions