Solar system prices in Maharashtra now start from ₹75,000 for a 1kW system. With the PM Surya Ghar Yojana subsidies, the effective out-of-pocket cost is significantly lower, and the system pays for itself in less than 4 years.

Under the 2026 PM Surya Ghar guidelines, a 3kW residential system in Maharashtra can qualify for a subsidy of up to ₹78,000. We handle all the documentation and application processing for you.

Yes, bifacial panels are highly recommended for the Maharashtra climate as they capture reflected light from the roof surface, providing up to 15% more generation compared to traditional panels for a slightly higher initial cost.

We provide a 25-year performance warranty on solar panels, a 5-10 year warranty on premium inverters, and a 5-year workmanship warranty on the entire installation.

No, in most Maharashtra districts, a bi-weekly cleaning (once every 15 days) is sufficient. However, in heavily industrial or dusty areas like parts of Thane or Nagpur, weekly cleaning may be required for optimal yield.

For on-grid systems, the solar plant shuts down during a power cut for safety reasons (anti-islanding). If you need power during outages, we recommend a hybrid solar system with battery storage.

Yes, solar panels work even on cloudy days, though at reduced efficiency (around 10-25% of peak capacity). They generate power from daylight, not just direct sunlight.