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Most homes with an unshaded south-facing roof qualify. AmpliSolar conducts a free site assessment that evaluates your roof’s orientation, pitch, available area, and shading from trees or nearby structures. Even east- or west-facing rooftops can generate 15–20% less energy but still deliver strong savings. We also assess your existing wiring to ensure your home is solar-ready before installation.

A common rule of thumb is 1 kW of solar for every 100–120 units (kWh) of monthly consumption. For most Indian households: a 3 kW system suits a 2BHK with moderate usage; a 5 kW system is the sweet spot for a 3–4 BHK with 2–3 ACs; and 8–10 kW suits large homes or small businesses. Our solar advisor will analyse your last 12 months of electricity bills and recommend the optimal system size.

Physical installation for a residential system typically takes 1–2 days. Our teams work from the rooftop, so interior disruption is minimal. You may experience a brief power shutdown (1–2 hours) when the system is connected to your main distribution board. We schedule this at a time that suits you.

When installed correctly, solar panels actually protect the roof area they cover from UV and rain. AmpliSolar uses roof-type-specific mounting structures — whether RCC, mangalore tile, or metal sheet — with proper weatherproofing at every penetration point. Our installations carry a waterproofing guarantee, and we inspect your roof’s structural integrity before proceeding.

For residential systems, a 3 kW system costs approximately ₹1.5–2.0 lakh and a 5 kW system around ₹2.5–3.5 lakh before subsidies. Under the PM Surya Ghar: Muft Bijli Yojana, you can receive up to ₹78,000 subsidy for a 3 kW system. Many states including Telangana, Maharashtra, and Gujarat offer additional state-level incentives. AmpliSolar handles subsidy applications on your behalf, so you pay the net amount after deductions.

For most Indian residential customers, the payback period is 3–6 years. Commercial and industrial customers with higher tariffs (₹10–20/kWh) can see payback in as little as 1.5–3 years. After payback, your system generates essentially free electricity for the remaining 18–20 years of its warranted life. In rupee terms, an annual ROI of 15– 25% is typical — significantly higher than fixed deposits or recurring deposits.

Yes. Studies from Indian metros and global markets show that solar-equipped homes command a 3–5% premium in resale value. As electricity tariffs rise and energy security becomes more important to buyers, solar installations are increasingly seen as a desirable upgrade — similar to a modular kitchen or premium flooring.

In most Indian urban and semi-urban environments, panels should be cleaned every 2–4 weeks. India’s dusty climate means soiling losses can reduce generation by 15–20% if panels are neglected. AmpliSolar offersaffordable Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) that include scheduled cleaning, performance checks, and priority service. You can also clean panels yourself — use a soft brush and mild water solution in the early morning or late evening to avoid thermal shock.

Yes, though at reduced output — typically 10–25% of peak capacity on overcast days. Modern high-efficiency panels are designed to capture diffuse light, not just direct sunlight. India’s annual average of 4.5–6 peak sun hours means there is more than enough irradiation across the year to achieve the energy yields we promise, even accounting for monsoon months.

Every AmpliSolar installation comes with: a 25-year linear performance warranty on panels (guaranteed ≥85% output at year 25); a 10-year product warranty on panels against manufacturing defects; a 5-year workmanship warranty on installation; and a 5-year warranty on inverters (extendable). Our monitoring system flags warranty- eligible events automatically — you don’t need to track them yourself.