Roof and load assessment
We study usable roof area, shade, structure, bills and consumption before recommending capacity.
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HOME BALCONY AND ROOFTOP SOLAR
Make your balcony and rooftop work for your home.
Right-sized balcony and rooftop systems for independent homes, apartments and housing societies—designed to reduce grid dependence with cleaner power and accountable engineering.
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Independent homesApartment and balcony homesHousing societies
WHAT ALLIED DELIVERS
One accountable team, from survey to operation.
System design
Panel layout, inverter selection, electrical protection and generation estimates are planned together.
Turnkey installation
Allied coordinates mounting, cabling, testing, commissioning and required grid-side activities.
Handover and support
You receive system guidance, safety information and a clear path for future service.
BALCONY PLUG & PLAY SOLAR
Solar for homes without a private rooftop.
Compact, micro-inverter based systems can use a suitable balcony, railing or shared terrace to offset part of a home's daytime electricity use. Allied sizes each system around the available sun, structure and a safe, compliant electrical connection.
Designed for apartments
Where a private roof is unavailable, a suitable balcony, railing or shared terrace can become a small solar-generating surface.
Reduce daytime grid use
Power produced in sunlight can offset part of the active household load from fans, lights, television, refrigeration and computers.
Simpler, faster installation
When the site is suitable, a compact system can be installed with limited structural intervention.
A lower entry investment
A smaller, right-sized system can be a more accessible starting point than a full rooftop plant.
Micro-inverter technology
Conversion close to each panel or small panel group can support module-level visibility and practical expansion.
Clean, lower-carbon energy
Generating solar power at home helps reduce grid dependence and the emissions associated with purchased electricity.
Straightforward routine care
Periodic inspection and appropriate cleaning, where access is safe, help keep the system in good condition.
Make balcony space productive
A suitably sunny railing or balcony can become an active surface for household energy generation.
Relocatable with reassessment
A modular system may move with you, but the new location still requires a survey, permissions and professional reinstallation.
A step toward energy independence
Producing part of your own electricity is a practical way to reduce exposure to rising grid tariffs.
BEFORE INSTALLATION
Fit, permission and safety come first.
- A site survey for shade, orientation and available sunlight
- Structural and wind-load checks for the balcony or railing
- Required housing-society, owner and local approvals
- Safe mounting, cable routes, isolation, earthing and a compatible electrical connection
HOW IT WORKS
Every decision, clear and practical.
- 01
Listen and review bills
We understand your present use and future needs.
- 02
Survey the roof
We measure space, shade, access and structure.
- 03
Design and explain
You receive a practical proposal with clear assumptions.
- 04
Install and commission
The system is installed, tested and handed over.
PLANNED AROUND YOUR SITE
The right system starts with the reality of your site.
- Available shadow-free roof or balcony area
- Daytime electricity consumption
- Structure, wind exposure and safe access
- Society, utility and approval requirements
COMMON QUESTIONS
What to know before you decide.
How is system size decided?+
Capacity is based on consumption, usable roof area, connection details and your objectives—not a one-size-fits-all package.
Will solar work during a power cut?+
A standard grid-connected system normally shuts down during an outage for safety. Backup requires an appropriately designed hybrid or battery system.
Are subsidies guaranteed?+
No. Eligibility and amounts depend on current government rules, the consumer category, documentation and approval by relevant authorities.
LET'S TALK
Start with a site assessment.
Tell us about your property and current energy needs. Our team will help you understand the practical next step.
