Straight answers, then the whole process

It depends on your bill and how much power you use in the daytime. A ₱9,000/month household with our Family package (5.5 kWp) typically lands somewhere between ₱5,000 and ₱7,400 in monthly savings — daytime usage runs on solar at ₱0, and excess exports to Meralco as credit. Every proposal we send shows the computation, with the assumptions written down. If a number sounds too good to be true, ask us to show the math — we will.

Net metering is a Meralco program that credits you for excess solar power your home sends back to the grid. Sobrang produced power in the daytime becomes bawas sa bill. The application involves paperwork, inspection, and a meter change — and yes, we process all of it for you. It is included in every package, not an add-on.

Grid-tie (no battery) gives the fastest payback: every peso goes into panels that directly cut your bill. Hybrid adds a battery so you have power during brownouts and at night — but batteries add significant cost, so we only recommend them if outages genuinely hurt you (work-from-home, medical equipment, frequent brownouts in your area). Our inverters are hybrid-ready, so you can start grid-tie and add a battery later.

A grid-tie system shuts off during a brownout — that is a safety requirement (anti-islanding), so it cannot back-feed lines that crews are repairing. If you need power through outages, that is exactly what the Hybrid package with battery backup is for: lights, ref, fans, and Wi-Fi stay on.

Almost always, yes. We install on corrugated metal (yero), concrete deck, and tile roofs — each with the correct mounting and waterproofing. Metal roofs are the fastest. During the free assessment we check the structure, and if your roof needs repair first, we tell you honestly instead of installing over a problem.

One to three days on your roof. Starter and Family systems are usually done in 1–2 days; Family+ and Hybrid take up to 3. Permits and net metering run before and after — we handle those on our side, and the timeline is in your proposal.

Very little. Rain does most of the cleaning; a fresh-water rinse two to four times a year keeps output at its best, especially near dusty roads. There are no moving parts. Your monitoring app shows daily output, so kung may mababa, makikita agad — and our 5-year workmanship warranty covers the installation itself.

Yes — through partner banks and BillEase. Standard terms are 50% down to schedule and the balance upon commissioning, payable by GCash, bank transfer, or credit card. With financing, monthly amortization often lands close to what the system saves you, so the cash-flow hit is small.

A solar installation transfers with the property and is a genuine selling point — the buyer inherits a lower bill and the remaining warranties. We assist with transferring the net metering agreement to the new owner. (If you really want to bring the panels, relocation is possible, but staying put is almost always worth more.)

Our mounting is engineered for Philippine wind zones and installed by our own crew — through-bolted rails, marine-grade hardware, every roof penetration waterproofed. Panels themselves are rated for hail and high wind loads. Installations from 2019 onward have been through multiple signal 3–4 typhoons; workmanship issues are on us for 5 years, and that is in writing.