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Solar for housing societies · Hyderabad

Power your society’s common areas with the sun.

For apartment associations, gated communities and RWAs. Use the terrace to cut the common-area electricity bill that every resident shares.

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Lower maintenance charges

Lifts, water pumps, corridor lighting, gym and clubhouse run largely in the daytime, which is when solar produces most.

Uses idle terrace space

Most apartment terraces sit unused. Solar turns that space into savings without affecting residents’ use of the building.

Committee-ready proposal

We prepare a clear proposal with sizing, savings and payback that the managing committee can present to residents.

Monitoring for everyone

Generation can be tracked online, so the committee can show residents exactly what the system is delivering.

Typical system sizes

10–25 kWSmaller apartment blocks
25–100 kWMid-size communities
100 kW+Large gated communities

Every roof and bill is different; we confirm the right size after a site survey.

How it works

  1. 01

    Free site survey

    We visit, check your roof, shading and bills, and answer your questions.

  2. 02

    Design and quote

    You get a clear proposal: system size, components, expected savings and price.

  3. 03

    Approvals

    We prepare the documents and apply to TGSPDCL for grid connection and net metering.

  4. 04

    Installation

    Mounting, panels, inverter and wiring, usually completed in a few days on site.

  5. 05

    Net meter and switch-on

    After DISCOM inspection the net meter is fitted and your system starts saving.

  6. 06

    Monitoring and service

    Track generation online, with cleaning and maintenance support available after installation.

Common questions

Who decides and pays?

Usually the association or RWA approves the project and pays from its funds, and the savings reduce common-area electricity charges.

Can residents also get their own solar?

In many apartment buildings terrace space is shared, so common-area solar is the usual approach. Independent houses can install their own systems.

Is the terrace strong enough?

We check the structure, waterproofing and shadow-free area during the site survey before proposing a design.

Book a free site survey

Tell us a little about your property and we’ll call you back to arrange a visit. No obligation.