Solar designed around the way you use power.
Not a package off a price list. We size every system from your bills, survey your roof in person, and pick on-grid, hybrid or off-grid for the power cuts you actually get.
- Homes, businesses & farms
- On-grid, hybrid & off-grid
- 10 districts in MH & MP
Your bill, in solar
Instant estimateSuggested system
3.5kW
On-Grid Solar System
280–350 sq ft
Generation / month
~441 units
Bill offset / year
~₹42,024
A preliminary estimate from your bill and typical tariffs. Your actual design and savings depend on your tariff, roof and site, which a survey confirms.
Three kinds of sites. Three different problems to solve.
Cut the bill your family actually pays
Rooftop systems sized from your bills, with net metering and, if your area sees power cuts, battery backup for the loads that matter.
- Sized from 12 months of bills
- RCC, tin-shed and tiled roofs
- Guidance on PM Surya Ghar eligibility
Turn the roof into your cheapest power
Factories, offices, warehouses and cold storage: plants designed around your daytime load and sanctioned demand.
- Load-matched to working hours
- Metal-shed and RCC mounting
- Financial model on your tariff
Water on your schedule, not the feeder’s
Solar pumps for wells and borewells that run in daylight, without waiting on erratic rural power supply.
- Surface and submersible pumps
- Pump sized to depth and flow
- Dry-run protection on the controller
Most solar quotes are a package. Ours is a design.
Two homes with the same bill can need different systems. Roof, shade, power cuts and how you use electricity through the day all change the answer. That’s why we start with your site, not a price list.
Get my site designedA typical package
An iSolar design
A kW number picked from a price list
Capacity worked out from 12 months of your bills
Roof checked on a phone photo
An engineer measures roof, shade and wiring on site
“Battery or no battery?” left to you
On-grid, hybrid or off-grid chosen for your power cuts
Paperwork is your problem
We help with DISCOM net-metering applications
On-grid, hybrid or off-grid? See where your power goes.
On-Grid solar
Solar that works with the grid
Your panels power the home during the day, and the grid fills in at night. With net metering, surplus units can be exported, subject to your DISCOM’s approval.
Best when
- Your grid supply is fairly stable
- Lowering the electricity bill is the main goal
- You want the simplest, lowest-cost system
No backup during a power cut: the system shuts down for safety when the grid is off.
Explore On-Grid systemsFrom your first call to first units, one team.
01
Requirement
Share your bills, sanctioned load and what you want solar to do.
02
Site assessment
Shade, roof structure and electrical panel checked in person.
03
Engineering
Layout, string design and equipment selected for your site.
04
Installation
Structure, DC and AC cabling, earthing and surge protection.
05
Net metering
Application support with your DISCOM, subject to their approval.
06
Commissioning
System switched on, tested and handed over with documents.
Local engineers across Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh.
Two offices, and survey and installation teams across 10 districts. Not on the list? Ask us anyway.
Pune
602, 74 Downtown, opp. Union Bank
Baner, Pune 411045
Indore
Shop No. AS-2, Sector A, Mahalaxmi Nagar
Near Mahalaxmi Mandir, Indore 452010
Office location
How much solar does my home or business need?
It depends on your monthly units, sanctioned load and shade-free roof area. As a rule of thumb in Maharashtra, 1 kW of panels produces roughly 120–130 units a month and needs about 80–100 sq ft of unshaded roof. The calculator above gives a first estimate; a site survey confirms it.
What’s the difference between on-grid and hybrid solar?
An on-grid system works with the grid and can export surplus units through net metering, but it switches off during a power cut for safety. A hybrid system adds a battery, so your essential loads keep running when the grid is down.
Will solar work on my roof?
Most RCC terraces, metal sheds and tiled roofs can take solar. Load-bearing capacity, wind exposure and shade from trees, water tanks or neighbouring buildings are checked during the site survey before we finalise a design.
Can I get a government subsidy?
Eligible residential consumers can apply for central financial assistance under PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana. The amount and approval depend on the scheme rules and your DISCOM. We’ll tell you what applies to you and help with the paperwork; we can’t guarantee approval.
What happens after I request a survey?
An iSolar engineer calls you to understand your usage and site, then schedules a visit. You get a system design and a quotation to review. Nothing is final until you approve it.
Your roof is already in the sun. Let’s put it to work.
Leave your number and an iSolar engineer will call to understand your site. Prefer to talk now?