Six solar solutions, one installation team

The cheapest way to cut a monthly electricity bill. Panels feed your load directly and any surplus is exported to the grid through a net meter, so your bill drops to the difference. No batteries means lower cost and almost nothing to maintain.

Full independence from the grid. Panels charge a battery bank that runs your load day and night, sized around the appliances you actually need to keep on. The right choice where grid supply is absent, unreliable or expensive to extend.

Bill savings of an on-grid system plus backup during cuts. The inverter prioritises solar, tops up from the grid when needed and keeps a battery reserve for outages. Most homeowners with frequent power cuts end up here.

A flour mill that runs on sunlight instead of diesel or a commercial power connection. We match panel capacity to the motor rating so the chakki runs at full output through the working day, with an optional battery for cloudy spells.

Evacuated tube and flat plate collectors that give hot water without touching the geyser. A single rooftop unit typically replaces most of a household geyser bill, and larger banks serve hostels, hotels and hospitals.

Borewell and irrigation pumps driven straight off solar, with a VFD controller that keeps the motor running smoothly as sunlight varies. No diesel, no waiting for a supply window, and discharge sized to your field and head.