Residential Solar Installation for Your Home
A home solar system reduces how much electricity you buy from the grid. Sizing starts with your monthly units, not your budget.
What a home system includes
- Solar panels on your roof
- An inverter that feeds household circuits
- Mounting structure, cables and protection
- A net meter for on-grid systems
- Optional batteries for backup
Is your roof suitable?
You need shadow-free area, a sound roof structure and reasonable access for cleaning. Flat RCC roofs allow angle optimisation; sloped roofs use flush mounting. Use our rooftop area calculator for a quick check.
Subsidy and paperwork
Government support for residential rooftop solar has existed under national schemes, and rules change. We guide you on eligibility and documents and point you to the official portal for current terms.
Frequently asked questions
How big a system does my home need?
Divide monthly units by about 120 for a rough kW figure under typical assumptions, or use our size calculator.
Will my home run during a power cut?
Standard on-grid systems switch off during outages for safety. A hybrid system with batteries provides backup.