Turn Sunlight Into Long-Term Savings.

It depends on your system size, battery capacity, and roof. We design around your property instead of selling fixed packages, so we give you a quote after reviewing your electric bill and site. Request a free consultation to get started.

We confirm payment terms in your proposal. Send us a message and we will walk you through the options available for your project.

It depends on how much electricity you use, when you use it, and how much usable roof you have. Try our solar calculator for a quick estimate, or send us your latest electric bill for a recommendation.

Panels turn sunlight into DC electricity. An inverter converts it to the AC power your property uses. Extra power can charge a battery, and the grid supplies anything the system does not cover.

A solar system connected to the utility grid, with no battery. It lowers your daytime grid use, but it usually shuts off during an outage for safety.

A solar system that is connected to the grid and also has battery storage. It can use solar power, stored energy, and grid power, and it can keep essential loads running during an outage.

It depends on your system size, roof, and electrical setup. Many home systems take a few days on site once the design and materials are ready. We confirm your schedule in your proposal.

kW measures power at a given moment. kWp is a solar system's peak rated power under standard test conditions. kWh measures energy over time, and it is the unit shown on your electric bill.

Panels, inverters, and batteries usually carry manufacturer warranties, and the terms differ by brand. We list the coverage for your equipment in your proposal.

Savings depend on your usage, system size, and electricity rates. Our solar calculator gives a rough monthly and yearly estimate based on your bill.

No. Panels need sunlight to produce electricity. At night, your property runs on stored battery power or on the grid.

Yes. Panels still produce electricity because some sunlight reaches them as diffuse light. Output is lower than on a clear day, and your battery or the grid covers the difference.

Very little. Panels have no moving parts, but they work best when kept clean. Occasional checks of the panels, wiring, inverter, and battery help keep everything running well.

Yes, in most cases. Grid-tied and hybrid systems stay connected, so you can draw power whenever solar and battery power are not enough. You will still receive a bill for the power you use from the grid and any applicable charges.

A Philippine program that lets qualified customers send unused solar power to their distribution utility in exchange for bill credits. It covers systems up to 100 kW, and you need to apply through your utility.