Roof and shade
Shared access, tanks, stairs, shade, and areas used by different occupants need to be mapped before modules are placed.
Rooftop solar planned around your home, electricity use, and long-term requirements.
For a JP Nagar 2nd Phase property, residential solar planning begins by identifying the household connection and the portion of the roof the owner can use throughout the system life.
Paso Solar handles the roof assessment, system design, installation, applicable BESCOM support, testing, and handover.
A family building may contain more than one meter or occupancy pattern, so we avoid combining consumption until the intended connection and project boundary are clear.
Shared access, tanks, stairs, shade, and areas used by different occupants need to be mapped before modules are placed.
We size from the bill for the target home and show when private roof rights or service clearance limit the practical capacity.
Where parts of the roof are shared, we agree the equipment position, the cable path, and who looks after common areas before work is scheduled.
Our Approach
We confirm the authorised roof area and target meter, then survey the array zone and equipment route before finalising the JP Nagar 2nd Phase proposal.
Suitability is confirmed after reviewing the property, roof rights, electricity connection, and installation access.
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Answers about our survey, system sizing, installation, approvals, backup, and handover.
It may be technically possible, but the relevant owners must establish consent and the installation area first. We then assess shade, access, module space, and the intended electricity connection.
Not automatically. We review the applicable connection arrangement and state exactly which meter and consumption the proposed system is intended to serve.
We check the current requirements for the electricity connection and support the applicable technical documentation and coordination. Final approval remains subject to BESCOM.
A standard on-grid system normally shuts down during a grid outage. If backup is required, we identify the essential loads and expected duration before recommending a hybrid or battery-based system.
We test and commission the system, provide monitoring access and relevant project records, explain safe operation, and confirm the agreed warranty and support process.
Share your electricity bill and property details. Our team will review them and contact you about the next step.