A system size
The capacity that fits your roof, your usage, and your sanctioned load — not the biggest number the roof could hold.
Free Consultation
Talk to Paso Solar — Free, No Obligation
Get clear answers about your roof, your bill, and whether solar is worth it for you.
No sales pitch. An engineer looks at your electricity use and your roof and tells you the right system size, a realistic cost, what you can expect to save, and where you stand on subsidy and net metering.
Free site survey
Property-specific numbers
No obligation to buy
What you get out of it
You walk away with enough to make a decision, whether or not that decision is Paso Solar.
A real cost
An indicative project cost with the components spelled out, so you can compare quotes properly.
Savings for your bill
An estimate based on your actual tariff and usage pattern, with the assumptions shown, not a generic percentage.
Subsidy and net metering position
Whether you qualify, roughly what it is worth, and how the DISCOM process will run for your connection.
System type advice
A clear view on whether on-grid, hybrid, or off-grid suits your situation, and why.
A plan and timeline
What the approvals, installation, and handover would look like if you go ahead.
Our approach
A short, structured conversation, then a site visit. No jargon unless you ask for it.
1
Understand your goal
Lower bills, backup during cuts, a fixed energy cost for a business — the right system depends on what you actually want.
2
Review your usage
We look at your recent bills and how your use splits between day and night.
3
Assess the site
On the visit we check the roof or land, shading, structure, and the electrical connection.
4
Come back with numbers
A proposal with the system, the cost, the savings estimate, and the plan — usually within a few days.
What we assess on site
- Usable roof or land area and orientation
- Shading from tanks, parapets, trees, and nearby buildings
- Roof structure and waterproofing condition
- The electrical panel, sanctioned load, and earthing
- Where the inverter and cabling will run
- Access for installation and future cleaning
Ways to do it
On-site
Around 45–90 minutes. A physical roof and panel check and a direct conversation. Best for homes and small businesses ready to move.
Over a call
Around 30–45 minutes. Bill-based sizing and a feasibility discussion. Good for early planning before a visit.
Business energy review
Half a day or more. Load profile, demand charges, and a detailed roadmap for commercial and industrial sites.
Keep these handy
- Last 3 electricity bills
- Property type and location
- Rough roof size or photos
- Any existing solar or wiring details
- Your preferred timeline
- Questions or constraints for us
Consultation questions
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The consultation, the site survey, and the proposal cost nothing and carry no obligation. You only pay if you decide to go ahead with the installation.
What should I keep ready?
Your last three electricity bills and a rough idea of your roof or land area. Photos help. That is enough for us to give you a useful first view; the site visit fills in the rest.
Can it be done online?
Yes. We can do a first consultation over a call using your bills and photos, then visit the site before finalising anything. For businesses, we prefer an on-site assessment.
Will I be pushed to buy a bigger system than I need?
No. A system larger than your own consumption or your sanctioned load rarely pays back, and we will tell you that. We size to what makes sense for your bill.
What happens after the consultation if I go ahead?
The same engineer who surveyed your site stays with your project through design, approvals, installation, and handover. For home systems up to 10 kW, five years of comprehensive maintenance is included.
Quality Standards
- We pick panels and inverters that suit your roof and budget, not just the cheapest option.
- Mounting, wiring, and safety checks are done properly, never rushed.
- You get clear documents showing exactly what was designed and installed.
- Full records are handed over so any future service is easy.
Safety Standards
- We plan for electrical safety before any work begins.
- Earthing and safety devices are checked and verified.
- Our team follows safe practices while working on your roof.
- Everything is tested before the system goes live.
Warranty and Support
- Panel and inverter warranties come directly from the manufacturer, confirmed in writing before installation.
- Our own installation work is covered too, with the terms clearly written in your project document.
- We offer maintenance plans to keep your system running well for years.
- You get all warranty paperwork once the system is commissioned.
Book your free consultation
Share your details and we will schedule a call or a site visit, whichever suits you.