Solar installation in Peshawar

How an installation actually runs

You tell us what you run. The load calculator on this site does the arithmetic from your appliances, or you send us a recent bill and we work from that. Either way we want a room-by-room picture rather than a monthly total, because two houses with identical bills can need quite different systems.

We survey the site. An engineer checks the roof structure and what it can carry, measures the usable area, looks at shading through the day rather than at one moment, and inspects your existing wiring and earthing. It takes about an hour. If the survey changes the design or the price, we tell you before going any further.

You get an itemised quotation. Panels, inverter, mounting structure, protection equipment, wiring, labour and transport are listed separately, so you can see what each part costs rather than being handed one figure. It holds for seven days, because equipment rates move with the exchange rate.

We install and commission. A typical domestic job takes two to three days once the equipment is on site: a day for the structure and panels, a day for the inverter, wiring and protection, and commissioning last. The same team stays with the job throughout.

We show you how to run it. Before we leave you will know how to read the output, what the inverter's fault codes mean, and what to do if the supply trips.

Where we work

Peshawar and the surrounding districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Transport is quoted as a separate line, so a site further out can see exactly what the distance costs rather than having it absorbed into a larger figure.

Our workshop is in Peshawar, which matters after the installation more than during it. We repair inverters at board level here, on every major brand including ones we did not supply, so a fault is usually a visit rather than a unit posted away for weeks.

Why the survey comes first

The commonest expensive mistake in this city is a system sized from a bill. A bill tells you the energy you used; it does not tell you how much you draw at once, which is what the inverter has to supply, nor when you draw it, which is what decides whether you need a battery at all.

A shop that closes at sunset and a house that runs air conditioning until midnight can have the same monthly units and need entirely different systems. One should not be paying for lithium storage; the other cannot do without it.

After we have finished

Panels carry a 25-year performance warranty and the inverters we supply carry five years. We deal with the manufacturer on your behalf rather than sending you to the importer with a serial number.

Rinse the panels with plain water every couple of months in dry weather. Dust is the largest avoidable loss in Peshawar and a neglected array can give up around a tenth of its generation for no reason at all.