Home solar for Indore, built to outlast the loan.

A turnkey on-grid home system with subsidy-eligible (DCR) modules typically costs ₹58,000–₹78,000 per kW before subsidy in 2026, depending on size and structure. A 3 kW system is usually ₹1.75–2.05 lakh before the ₹78,000 PM Surya Ghar subsidy, so roughly ₹0.97–1.27 lakh after it. Elevated structures add about ₹8,000–₹15,000 per kW.

Divide your average monthly units by about 120 (what 1 kW generates per month in Indore). A home using 360 units a month needs about 3 kW; 600 units needs about 5 kW. Our calculator reads your bill and does this for you.

About 80–100 sq ft of shadow-free roof per kW with modern 540–580 W modules, including space for cleaning access. A 3 kW system needs roughly 270 sq ft; a 5 kW system about 450 sq ft.

South, tilted at about 15–23°, gives the highest annual output in Indore (latitude 22.7° N). East–west layouts produce 5–12% less in total but spread generation across morning and evening, which can suit some roofs and loads.

Yes, significantly. Even partial shade on a few cells can pull down a whole string. Half-cut modules and bypass diodes reduce the loss, but the best fix is layout and height — placing or raising modules so tanks, parapets, trees and neighbours don't shade them between 9 am and 4 pm.

Most RCC roofs are. Modules and a standard structure add roughly 15–20 kg per square metre, spread over pedestals or anchors. We inspect slab condition, cracks and seepage during the survey and design the structure accordingly.

Yes. Under PM Surya Ghar, public-sector banks offer collateral-free loans for home systems up to 3 kW at concessional interest (around 7%). For larger systems, banks offer solar loans at regular rates. We help with the paperwork.