From idea to your own power: how a solar installation actually happens

Step 1 — Consultation and free site inspection. Tell us about your budget and goals, and we’ll inspect the roof, the building’s orientation, and the electrical system. It takes about an hour and doesn’t commit you to anything.

Step 2 — Design and Quote. We prepare an engineering design and a transparent quote: equipment by brand and model, deadlines, and expected production. You know exactly what you’re buying.

Step 3 — Documents. We handle all the administrative work: a statement from the electricity distribution company, permits, and—if a funding program is in effect—the application documents. This is the part that most people dread—with us, it’s handled without any involvement on your part.

Step 4 — Installation. The installation of a home system typically takes 3–5 business days. We use our own team, not subcontractors.

Step 5 — Launch and Authorization. The system is tested, connected to the network, and officially authorized.

Step 6 — Monitoring. You receive an app that lets you view production in real time, and we monitor the system remotely and respond to any deviations.

The total time from signing the contract to having a working system is usually 4–8 weeks, depending on administrative procedures. And yes—throughout the entire process, you have a single phone number that connects you to someone who is familiar with your project.