SOLAR, MADE SIMPLE.

Power more.
Pay less.

Start with the bill you already have. We’ll use it to begin a proper solar assessment.

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WHY GO SOLAR?

Because your roof can make some of the electricity you buy every month.

No jargon: sunlight hits the panels, the panels make electricity, and your property uses that power first. That means you can buy less electricity from the grid during sunny hours.

01

Buy less from the grid.

When your panels are producing, your home or business can use that solar power instead of buying all of it from the utility.

02

Put your roof to work.

A sunny roof is unused space. Solar turns part of it into a small power source that works for you every day.

03

Make bills easier to manage.

Solar does not magically erase every bill, but a properly sized system can reduce how much grid electricity you need over time.

WHY SOLARRA

Engineered around your property.
Not pulled from a package list.

A solar system has to fit how the property uses electricity, the roof or mounting area, the electrical system and what you want the project to achieve. The design starts with those inputs — not with a pre-made bundle.

Solarra preliminary engineering study showing load profile, roof-aware PV layout, electrical coordination and commissioning review
  1. 01
    Load first.

    Your bill and actual consumption establish the useful system range before equipment is selected.

  2. 02
    Roof aware.

    Usable area, orientation, shade, access and mounting conditions shape the array.

  3. 03
    Electrically coordinated.

    PV modules, inverter, protection, cable routing and connection strategy are designed as one system.

  4. 04
    Tested before handover.

    Verification and commissioning happen before the project is treated as complete.

PROPOSAL STANDARDEvery recommendation should show its basis.
  • 01 Recommended system capacity
  • 02 Panel quantity and rating
  • 03 Estimated generation
  • 04 Key design assumptions
  • 05 Scope and next-step requirements

QUICK SOLAR STARTING POINT

Start with the number you already know.

Slide to your average monthly electric bill. We’ll turn it into two simple planning scenarios before a proper site assessment.

AVERAGE MONTHLY ELECTRIC BILL ₱12,000
₱3K₱25K₱50K₱75K₱100K

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#GridLite

Balanced starting point · ~60% offset

System size
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Panels
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Monthly production
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Illustrative monthly reduction
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02

#SolarMax

Higher solar target · ~90% offset

System size
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Panels
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Monthly production
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Illustrative monthly reduction
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How this quick estimate works +

Planning assumptions: ₱12/kWh electricity rate, 4.5 peak-sun-hours/day, 80% system yield and 620 W modules. This simple model treats generated solar as avoided grid energy; actual savings depend on when you use electricity, export or net-metering rules, shading, roof area and final equipment.

Planning estimate only — not a quotation, guaranteed savings figure or final engineering design.

WHERE YOUR SOLAR POWER GOES

One system.
One visible energy path.

During the day, the PV array produces DC electricity. The inverter converts it to AC, your property uses solar first, and the grid handles the balance. The exact export or backup behavior depends on the final system and utility arrangement.

01
SunlightAvailable solar energy
02
PV arrayCreates DC electricity
03
InverterConverts DC power for use
04
Your propertyUses solar power first
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GridSupplies balance / may receive excess
DAYLIGHT / SELF-CONSUMPTIONYour property uses available solar power first, reducing the amount of grid electricity it needs while the array is producing.
AFTER SUNSET / BALANCE SUPPLYThe grid supplies the remaining load unless compatible battery-backup equipment is included in the final design.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps.
One clear path.

01

USAGE + SITE

Assess

We review your bill, property, roof conditions and what you want solar to accomplish.

Start with reality
02

ENGINEERING

Design

We right-size the layout, equipment and electrical approach around the property — not a generic package.

Make it fit
03

BUILD + SWITCH ON

Install

The approved design moves into installation, testing, commissioning and a clear handover.

Put it to work

INSTALL NOW, PAY LATER

Install the right solar system now. Spread the cost over time.

We design the project first. If you want to avoid paying the full cost upfront, we’ll discuss available payment routes after the scope is clear.

Ask about Install Now, Pay Later → Financing is subject to partner availability, credit approval, final project cost and applicable terms. We do not promise approval or a specific monthly payment before assessment.
01
Design first

We assess your property and size the solar system properly.

02
Choose how to pay

Review available payment routes after the project scope is clear.

03
Install now

Once approved, the project moves into installation and commissioning.

LESS UPFRONT PRESSURE Install now.
Pay later.

Financing changes how you pay — not how we size and design the system.

AFTER INSTALLATION

Clear documentation.
Tested system. Support after installation.

We hand over the important system information, confirm testing and commissioning, and make it clear where to find equipment, warranty and support details.

Solarra handover visual showing documentation, commissioning verification and support
  1. 01
    Document the system.

    Keep the equipment schedule, system information and applicable manufacturer documentation together.

  2. 02
    Commission before activation.

    Testing and verification happen before the installation is treated as complete.

  3. 03
    Know the support path.

    The proposal and handover state the applicable equipment, workmanship and support terms.

NO VAGUE PROMISES

Specific equipment brands, warranty periods, financing terms and performance expectations belong in the final project proposal — not in generic website claims.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Before you commit.

How do you know what system size I need?+

Your electric bill is a starting point. The design also depends on actual usage, available roof area, orientation, shading, equipment and your goals.

Will solar keep my house running during a power outage?+

Not automatically. Standard grid-tied systems normally shut down during an outage for safety. Backup operation requires a system designed for it, typically with compatible inverter and battery equipment.

Do I need a battery?+

Not every project does. Batteries are usually considered when backup power, self-consumption or specific operating goals justify them.

Can I finance the installation?+

Payment options may be available depending on the project and financing arrangement. We can discuss this after the initial assessment.

READY WHEN YOU ARE.

Get a proper solar assessment.

Your bill gives us a starting point. We only ask for the details needed to understand the property and contact you about the next step.

Selected monthly bill ₱12,000 No calculator scenario selected Change estimate ↗
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
  1. 01
    Initial reviewWe review the property and usage details you submitted.
  2. 02
    Clarify the scopeWe contact you for the details needed to move the assessment forward.
  3. 03
    Site + system planningThe project can move into site validation and a more specific design/proposal.
Install Now, Pay LaterYou can ask us to include payment options in the conversation.

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