Yes. By generating your own electricity, you can significantly reduce or even eliminate your monthly utility bills, depending on your system size and energy usage.

Most homes are. Ideally, you'll need a roof with good sun exposure (minimal shade), enough space for the panels, and a structure in good condition. We provide a free assessment to confirm suitability.

Solar panels typically last 25–30 years or more. Inverters and batteries may need replacement sooner, but most systems continue to function well with minimal maintenance.

Yes, solar panels still generate electricity in cloudy conditions—just at a lower output. Efficiency may drop by 10–25%, but you'll still be producing power.

Yes. Solar systems work efficiently during winter as long as sunlight is available. In fact, cooler temperatures can improve solar panel performance. While energy generation may reduce on cloudy days, the system continues to produce power.

The subsidy amount is usually credited to the customer’s bank account within 30 to 60 days after system installation and successful verification by the concerned authorities.