Power Your Business with Solar Energy
We design rooftop solar systems around how much electricity you actually consume - so the savings show up on every single bill, not just in a proposal.
- 25-Year Panel Warranty
- In-house Installation Team
- Net-Metering Handled End to End
How it works on your roof
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Our solutions
Every roof is different. So is every system we design.
Tell us which of these you are and we will show you exactly what changes on your electricity bill.
Residential Solar
1 kW - 10 kW
Rooftop systems for bungalows, row houses and housing societies - sized to your family consumption and eligible for government subsi...
See how it worksCommercial Solar
10 kW - 200 kW
For showrooms, offices, hospitals, schools and hotels - where the load runs through the day and solar matches consumption almost hou...
See how it worksIndustrial Solar
100 kW - 5 MW
High-capacity rooftop and ground-mount systems for factories and warehouses, engineered around your sanctioned load and shift patter...
See how it worksWhy solar
Grid electricity is a cost that never stops rising.
Solar turns that recurring expense into a one-time asset. You buy the system once, and it keeps producing for twenty-five years while the tariff around it keeps climbing.
- Grid tariffs only move one way
- Commercial and industrial tariffs in Maharashtra have risen steadily year after year. Every rise increases the value of power you generate yourself.
- Your roof is already paid for
- The most expensive part of any power plant is the land. On a rooftop system, you already own it and it is currently doing nothing.
- Generation matches business hours
- A commercial or industrial load runs through the day - which is exactly when a solar array is producing at its peak.
Grid only
Bill keeps climbing every year
You own nothing at the end of it.
With solar
Cost drops and then stays flat
You own a 25-year generating asset.
Illustrative comparison only. Your actual numbers depend on tariff, consumption and system size - the calculator works them out from your own bill.
Completed projects
Sites we have already commissioned
Real capacity, real components, real bill impact. If you want to see a site like yours, ask - there is probably one here.
Greenleaf Mall - 75 kW Commercial Solar
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- Inverter
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- Bill cut
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Shreeji Industries - 100 kW Rooftop Solar
MIDC Satpur, Nashik
A 100 kW rooftop system on an auto-component factory shed, covering roughly three-fourths of the unit's daytim...
- Panels
- Waaree
- Inverter
- Sungrow
- Bill cut
- 75%
Kalpataru Residency - 40 kW Housing Society
Gangapur Road, Nashik
A society-level 40 kW system running the common lifts, water pumps, corridor lighting and clubhouse of a 96-fl...
- Panels
- Vikram Solar
- Inverter
- Growatt
- Bill cut
- 82%
Savings calculator
Give us one number: your monthly electricity bill.
We will show you an indicative system size, what your bill could look like afterwards, and roughly how long the system takes to pay for itself - with every assumption listed on screen.
- Estimated system size in kW
- Estimated annual and monthly savings
- Estimated payback period
- 25-year estimated benefit
How we work
Seven steps, and you know where you are at every one of them.
Site Survey
We visit your site, measure shadow-free roof area, check the structure and study twelve months o...
Day 1 - 2
System Design
Capacity, string layout, cable routing and structure are engineered around your actual load prof...
Day 3 - 5
Proposal
A written proposal with system size, component make, generation estimate, cost and payback - no...
Day 5 - 7
Installation
Structure, modules, inverter, cabling and earthing are installed by our own team, not a subcontr...
Week 2 - 4
Testing
Insulation resistance, earthing continuity, string voltage and inverter parameters are all teste...
1 - 2 days
Commissioning
Net-meter installation, DISCOM inspection and grid synchronisation are completed and handed over...
2 - 4 weeks
Maintenance
Scheduled panel cleaning, performance review and remote monitoring for the life of the system.
Ongoing
Components we install
Only genuine, warrantied brands
Client feedback
Ask any of them before you decide.
"Three vendors quoted us a system size without ever asking for our bills. Suryoday asked for twelve months of them before quoting anything. Our monthly bill went from about 12.8 lakh to a little over 3 lakh, and..."
Rajesh Shah
Shreeji Industries Pvt Ltd · 100 kW
"Our concern was never the savings, it was the ICU. They separated the critical circuits and showed us the changeover working before we signed off. We have had four outages since - nobody inside the hospital not..."
Dr. Meenal Kulkarni
Arogya Multispeciality Hospital · 60 kW
"Ninety-six flats and a committee that argues about everything - they still got us to a unanimous vote by simply showing the numbers clearly. Common-area maintenance came down the very next quarter."
Sanjay Deshmukh
Kalpataru Residency CHS · 40 kW
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Presentation Mode turns this website into a clean, guided seven-step deck - the problem, the solution, sizing, our process, similar projects and expected savings - meant to be shown on a laptop across the table.
Common questions
Roughly 80 to 100 sq ft of shadow-free area per kW. A 10 kW system needs about 800 to 1,000 sq ft. Elevated structures can reclaim area that is currently used for other equipment.
A standard on-grid system will not - it shuts down for the safety of line workers. If you need power during outages, you need a hybrid system with a battery bank.
A residential system is typically 5 to 10 days on site. Commercial and industrial systems take 3 to 6 weeks depending on capacity. Net-metering approval from the DISCOM usually adds another 2 to 4 weeks after that.
Panel cleaning every 15 to 30 days depending on dust, and an electrical inspection twice a year. There are no moving parts in an on-grid system.
Central subsidy under PM Surya Ghar applies to residential rooftop systems, subject to prevailing MNRE rates and caps. Commercial and industrial systems are not eligible for subsidy but can claim accelerated depreciation instead.