We wire it.
We get it approved.
Licensed electrical contractor and empanelled solar installer in Pune. Rooftop plants, solar pumps, street lights and industrial panels — with the MSEDCL file carried all the way to a commissioning certificate.
₹78,000
Max central subsidy
MNRE
Empanelled
MSEDCL
Registered vendor
M-Tech
Engineer-led
What we have delivered so far
55+
Projects delivered
50+
Clients served
350+
kW commissioned
6+
Years in the field
What we install
Most rooftop solar in Maharashtra is sold by traders who subcontract the electrical work. We are the electrical contractor — the solar came second.
Rooftop solar
On-grid, off-grid and hybrid plants for homes, societies and industrial roofs — with the PM Surya Ghar subsidy and MSEDCL net-metering handled.
Solar water pumping
MNRE-standard agricultural pump sets with BLDC motors, MPPT drive controllers and SMS start-stop. Sized to the borewell, not to a brochure.
Solar street lighting
All-in-one and split-type pole lights for societies, farms, industrial premises and panchayat roads. Supplied and erected.
Solar water heating
Evacuated-tube and flat-plate systems sized on daily hot-water demand, mounted and plumbed into the existing line.
Control panels
VFD drive panels, APFC banks, star-delta starters and PID pressure automation — designed, fabricated and wired in-house.
Turnkey electrification
Complete internal and external electrification for commercial buildings, residential complexes and manufacturing units.
Distribution & earthing
Cable laying, transformers, HT/LT panels, sub-station work, safety earthing and lightning-arrestor networks.
Energy auditing
Power quality analysis, harmonic mitigation and load balancing — the work that cuts a factory bill without adding a panel.
An engineering firm that also does solar
Our grounding is in industrial power — distribution, panels, drives, earthing, power quality. Photovoltaics is a source we added to that, not a product line picked up from a catalogue.
We hold the licence
Registered Class Electrical Contractor, MNRE-empanelled, and an MSEDCL registered vendor. The approvals are ours to file, not a subcontractor's to forget.
The file is our job
Portal registration, technical feasibility, load extension, testing report, meter change, net-metering agreement, commissioning certificate. You sign; we chase.
Fabricated, not shimmed
Structures are cut, welded and levelled on your roof. Slower than bolting a kit together — and the reason the arrays sit flat through a monsoon.
One person, start to finish
The engineer who surveys your site designs the system and answers the phone in year three. An M-Tech in Energy & Technology, not a call centre.
Most solar projects stall in the paperwork
Panels are the easy part. What decides whether your system is running in eight weeks or eight months is the file that moves between you, the national portal and MSEDCL. Four of these six stages are ours to chase, not yours.
Site survey
We measure the roof or the plot, check shadow-free area, read your last bill, and confirm the sanctioned load. You get a straight answer on what will fit and what it will produce.
Design and proposal
Array layout, structure design, inverter and module selection, single-line diagram, and a written quotation. DCR-compliant modules where the subsidy requires them.
Portal registration
For homes, we register the consumer on the PM Surya Ghar portal, submit the application against your consumer number, and track it to sanction.
Technical feasibility
MSEDCL feasibility approval, load extension where the connection needs it, and the net-metering agreement. This is the step that stalls most rooftop projects.
Installation
Structure fabrication and erection, module mounting, DC and AC cabling, distribution boxes, earthing, and lightning protection — wired to code and labelled.
Testing and commissioning
Inspection, testing report, meter change, net-meter synchronisation, and the commissioning certificate. Subsidy is released to your account after this stage.
Our own sites, our own photographs
No stock imagery and no renders passed off as installations. Everything below came off a job we did.
Start with a survey.
It costs you an afternoon.
Tell us where the site is and what you are trying to run. We come out, measure, and put a number on it in writing — before you commit to anything.