Lifts, water pumps, corridor and compound lighting run every day and the whole society pays for them. A common-area solar system takes most of that load off the grid — and the saving shows up as a lower monthly maintenance charge for every flat.
Send your common-area billOne system on the terrace, wired to the society's common-area meter. Covers lifts, pumps and lighting. Simplest to approve because there is one bill, one meter and one owner — the society itself.
Individual systems on allocated terrace space, each wired to a flat's own meter. Each owner claims their own subsidy and sees the saving on their own bill. More paperwork, but the benefit goes directly to whoever pays for it.
We prepare all of this before the meeting, at no cost:
Society solar is more about process than engineering. These are the things that actually delay projects, so it is better you hear them now.
Committee resolution, then a general body approval in many societies. The install itself is a few days. Plan the meeting dates first.
Common-area systems follow a different route and different limits to a single home connection. We will tell you exactly what applies to your setup — see the subsidy guide.
If terrace space is allotted to particular flats, that has to be settled before per-flat systems can be planned. We will not start a job that creates a dispute.
Recent installations across the Ahmedabad region, including society terraces.
Every photo is geotagged and dated by our team on site at handover — the address and date you see are the real ones.
No call centre. Send your last light bill on WhatsApp and we will tell you honestly if solar suits your roof.
One photo on WhatsApp. We reply with your system size and price the same day.
