On-grid solar
Cuts your daytime bill. The most affordable way in.
Panels and a grid-tie inverter
- Homes and stores that use most of their power by day
- Offices, clinics and shops with afternoon aircon
Shuts off during brownouts
Estimate on-grid solarRooftop solar and battery backup for homes and businesses in General Santos City, designed by our in-house licensed electrical engineer.
Rather talk to someone? Message us a photo of your bill
SOCOTECO II’s home rate changes every month. In 2026 it has swung between ₱9.53 and ₱12.64 per kWh. Power from your own panels costs the same every month.
| Month | Home (residential) | Business (low voltage) |
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Source: SOCOTECO II effective rates, updated monthly. *Our estimate: in GenSan, 1 kWp of panels makes about 96 kWh a month (4 peak sun hours at 80% performance), valued at today’s home rate.
Tell us your bill and what can’t go off. We’ll recommend one of these four. Compare them in detail
Cuts your daytime bill. The most affordable way in.
Panels and a grid-tie inverter
Shuts off during brownouts
Estimate on-grid solarLower bills by day, and a battery for the night and brownouts.
Panels, a hybrid inverter and a battery
Keeps the circuits you choose running
Estimate hybrid solarOne unit that keeps specific equipment running. Add panels now or later.
Battery and inverter in one cabinet
Runs what it’s sized for
Estimate a backup unitSized to your operating hours, with payback and maintenance planned in.
Rooftop or ground-mount, storage optional
Backup if you add storage
Estimate a commercial systemTakes about a minute. Nothing is sent unless you send it, and we confirm the final size and price after a site survey.
Estimate only. These figures are for planning. Our in-house Licensed EE confirms the system size, equipment, price and savings after a site survey and load check.
One team from the first site visit to the last warranty claim, so you’re never left chasing a supplier.
Our electrical engineer sizes your system, checks your wiring and protection, and approves the layout before anything goes on your roof.
We handle the equipment, the installation, cleaning and check-ups, and warranty claims with the manufacturer.
We film our installs and post them on Facebook, so you can see exactly how we work.
We work with financing partners for homes and small businesses. Ask for monthly options with your quote.
Message a photo of your latest bill, or use the estimate above.
We check your roof, shading, wiring, and what you need running in a brownout.
System size, equipment brands, warranties and the full price, all in writing.
Our team installs and tests the system, then walks you through how it works.
We help with your net-metering application, then handle cleaning, check-ups and warranty claims.
Dust, bird droppings and leaves cut how much power your panels make. We clean systems from any installer, not just ours.
Book a cleaning₱3,500up to 8 panels
₱300per panel after that
| Panels | Discount |
|---|---|
| 30 or more | 5% |
| 60 or more | 7% |
| 100 or more | 10% |
| 200 or more | up to 20% |
Commercial rooftops and regular schedules: ask for a contract rate.
Only if your system has a battery. Standard on-grid solar switches off when the grid goes down, for the safety of line workers. A hybrid system or an all-in-one backup unit keeps the circuits you choose running, like the ref, lights, fans and Wi-Fi.
It depends mostly on how much power you use while the sun is up. Homes and businesses with daytime aircon or equipment save the most. The estimate gives you a starting number, and we confirm it from your bill and a site survey.
Systems up to 100 kW can apply for net metering. Power you send back to the grid is credited against your bill. We help prepare the application and the requirements.
Panels, inverters and batteries each carry their own manufacturer warranty. We list every one in your quote, and if something fails, we handle the claim with the supplier for you.
Yes. We work with financing partners for homes and small businesses. Tick “monthly payment options” in the estimate or ask us on Messenger.
A recent electric bill (a phone photo is fine), a list of what you want running during a brownout, and photos of your roof if you have them.
We’ll tell you what size system fits and what it would cost.