Bill check
We review monthly units, sanctioned load, roof space and family usage.
Domestic rooftop solar
Home solar installation with PM Surya Ghar subsidy guidance.
For homes in Nawalgarh, Jhunjhunu and nearby villages, we help with load study, roof survey, quotation, subsidy process, net metering and after-installation support.
Free cleaning and maintenance for first 12 months
Local service support
Subsidy details
Central subsidy examples for eligible residential rooftop solar.
1 kWRs 30,000 subsidy
2 kWRs 60,000 subsidy
3 kW+Rs 78,000 max subsidy
Subsidy is for eligible residential consumers and is processed through the official PM Surya Ghar portal and DISCOM approval. Final amount, approval and release depend on government rules.
Household process
How domestic installation works.
Roof survey
Shade, panel direction, structure height and wiring route are planned.
Subsidy guidance
We explain portal steps, documents, DISCOM approval and net meter process.
Installation
Panels, inverter, structure, ACDB/DCDB, earthing and cables are installed neatly.
Testing
Generation, safety devices and monitoring are checked before handover.
Free first-year service
Cleaning and basic maintenance support is free for the first 12 months after installation.
Rooftop structure options
Solar Mounting Structure Types for Homes
Choosing the right mounting structure helps improve generation, roof safety, terrace usability and long-term maintenance.
Flat Roof RCC Tilted Structure (Most Common in India)
Most common for Indian concrete rooftops. Panels are installed at an angle for better sunlight and easy cleaning.
Best for: Normal household RCC roofs.- Cost-effective and practical
- Good sunlight angle
- Easy panel cleaning access
Elevated Structure / Solar Pergola
Panels are installed at a higher height so the terrace space below remains usable for seating, gardening, storage, or walking. Popular for premium homes.
Best for: Villas, duplex homes, premium homes.- Terrace space remains usable
- Premium look and shade below
- Suitable for larger rooftops
3. Flush Mount / Low Tilt Structure
Panels are mounted very close to the roof surface. Mostly used where wind load is high or aesthetics matter.
Best for: High-wind areas and minimalist rooftop installations.- Lower visual height
- Cleaner rooftop appearance
- Reduced wind exposure
Old Home / Haveli Water Tank Structure
For havelis, kothis and old homes where roof access is limited, panels can sometimes be mounted above or near overhead water tank areas.
Best for: Old Rajasthan homes with blocked or hard-to-use roof space.- Uses difficult roof areas
- Keeps walking space clearer
- Needs careful structure and wind-load check
Final structure depends on roof strength, shadow, wind load and DISCOM/MNRE requirements.
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