Most people we meet have heard there is a government subsidy but nobody has told them straight how much, who gets it, or when it arrives. Here is the whole thing, start to finish. We handle the paperwork for every system we install.
Paid into your bank account after commissioning.
Suits a smaller home with a modest bill.
The maximum available. Most home customers land here.
Figures are the central PM Surya Ghar rates. The subsidy is paid once per electricity connection, and only on DCR-compliant panels — which is all we fit.
Four checks. If all four are yes, you qualify.
Or you have written permission from the owner or the society committee.
A residential connection with Torrent Power, UGVCL or MGVCL.
About 80 sq ft per kW, clear of water tanks, stairwells and trees.
The subsidy is available once per connection, on DCR panels only.
We do steps 1, 2 and 4 for you and follow them up until they are cleared. Step 5 needs your bank details, which only you can enter.
Nothing needs to be notarised. Clear phone photos are fine for all of it.
It varies. The bottleneck is the DISCOM inspection and the portal queue, not the installer. Anyone quoting you a guaranteed number of days is guessing.
You pay the full project cost, then the subsidy is credited to your bank account afterwards. Our price list shows both figures so there is no confusion.
Yes — the limit is one claim per electricity connection, not per person. A second house on a separate meter can claim again.
The system stays with the roof and the subsidy is already paid. Tell the buyer to transfer the electricity connection as normal.
Common-area systems have their own route and different limits. See our housing society page.
The subsidy applies to the solar part. Batteries are not subsidised, so we quote them separately.
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.
