FOR SOLAR INSTALLERS · DELHI NCR
Every roof we send you has been measured on site by our own assessor, and the owner has paid us to have it done. You get the measurements, the shading, the usable area and the specification — and you quote against it. No site visit to fund, no lead to chase, no cold call to make.
We are onboarding our first installers now, by application and a conversation. How the commercials work, and what we ask of you, we go through with you directly rather than publish here.
Our assessor has spent about an hour on site: roof traced, direction and slope recorded, obstructions and shade noted, usable area worked out after tanks, stairwells and walkways come off. You are pricing a known job.
They spent money to find out whether solar is worth it before any installer was involved. By the time you see the house, the decision to buy is largely made — what is left is who does the work.
Every installer quoting that house prices the same rows. You are not being undercut by someone quoting a smaller inverter or a shorter warranty without the homeowner noticing.
The survey cost is already spent, by us. If you would still rather see the roof before quoting, you can ask — some do — but nothing obliges you to.
Years registered, areas you have worked in, the brands you fit, and the projects we have verified. Homeowners compare on this as much as on price, which is where careful work pays.
When the homeowner reads the three quotes, someone from our side goes through them properly. If your quote costs more for a reason, that reason gets explained rather than skipped.
Our assessor visits, measures and photographs. The homeowner pays us for this, and the report belongs to them.
Measurements, shading, usable area, the specification to price against, and the technical detail you would otherwise send someone to collect. The address is masked to area and PIN.
Your brands, your price, your warranties, your timeline. Deviate from the specification where you judge it right, and put the reason in writing.
They see three quotes together and talk them through with an advisor. If they pick you, their name and number reach you then — and not before.
The report is a floor, not a script. Deviate wherever your experience says to — it just has to be in writing, so the homeowner is comparing three quotes rather than guessing at three different jobs.
The homeowner has been told all three arrive inside a week. Late quotes make us the ones who broke a promise.
A different panel, a smaller inverter, a bolted structure instead of ballast — all fine, all in writing. The advisor reads your reason to them.
Net-metering fees, earthing, structural drawings, the battery as its own line. Everyone quoting is asked for the same, so openness is not a disadvantage here.
Your warranty is between you and the customer. We keep the paperwork and we will chase you on their behalf, but we do not stand in for you.
We read every application by hand and check what it claims against documents. What we are weighing is whether you can do the work you say you can, in the places you say you work.
GST and MNRE, current, in the name of the firm doing the work rather than a parent or a partner company.
Areas you have finished installations in, with a commissioning certificate or an invoice for each. We ask for counts rather than a list of pincodes, because a count is something you can stand behind.
What you have installed in the last twelve months, with an invoice per brand. A short honest list is worth more here than a long one.
How many crews can work at once, and how many jobs are running today. We would rather have a small firm that turns up than a large one that is booked out.
The form asks for your registrations, the areas you have finished work in, and the brands you have fitted this past year.
Then we call you. We go through how the commercials work, what a quoting pack looks like, and what we would expect of you — in figures, on that call and in the agreement. Nothing is charged and nothing is committed before you have both in front of you.