Solar panels need very little maintenance. Simply clean the panels with water every 10–15 days to remove dust and bird droppings. Ensure there is no shade buildup from trees or nearby structures. A quick visual check for loose wires or debris is enough. With proper cleaning, panels maintain high efficiency and can last 25+ years.

Most homes are suitable for solar if they have adequate roof space, receive good sunlight, and have minimal shading from trees or nearby buildings. A strong RCC or metal roof is ideal. Your electricity usage and roof direction (south-facing preferred) also help determine the right system size. A quick site assessment can confirm suitability and expected savings.

Most residential solar installations take 2–4 days, depending on roof type, wiring, and system size. Commercial projects may take 7–14 days due to larger capacities and additional safety or structural requirements. After installation, net-metering approval and commissioning may add a few extra days before the system becomes fully operational.

Yes, most solar systems can be expanded later. As long as you have additional roof space, a compatible inverter, and meet net-metering limits, new panels can be added easily. Planning your system with future needs in mind—like EV charging or increased electricity usage—makes expansion smooth and cost-effective.