With a solar power purchase agreement or PPA, you pay for the power, not for the panels. The amount you pay is based on a per kilowatt-hour (kWh) rate for the electricity produced by the solar panels on your roof, and it's usually lower than what your local utility charges for residential electricity.

With our solar prepaid lease, you can go solar with just a one-time, up-front payment. When you choose our prepaid lease plan, we’ll also actively monitor and maintain your solar panels over the life of your agreement, so all you have to do is enjoy worry-free solar energy.

Yes, you can. Qualifying Diya Solar customers can secure long-term savings for as little as ₹0 down with our monthly lease plan. Contact one of our Solar Advisors today for more information.

Figuring out if your home is good for solar relies on several factors, like where your house is located, the angle of your roof, roof shading, and how old your home is.

In order to understand if your home is suitable for solar, get in touch with one of our Solar Advisors. They’ll run a personalized analysis of your home with our proprietary solar design technology. We’ll only recommend solar if it’s the right fit for your home energy needs.

The difference between a solar lease and a solar Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) is simple: With a solar lease, you pay a fixed monthly “rent” to use a home solar system. With a PPA, you pay a fixed price for the power the system produces.

When you request a free quote, our Solar Advisors will work with you to determine how much you can expect to save on your monthly energy bill. This relies on factors like the utility you get your power from, how much electricity you use, and how much sunlight your home gets during the day. We’ll only recommend solar if it’s the right fit for your home energy needs and lifestyle.

Every household will need a different number of panels based on how much energy it uses, the climate in the area, and how much direct sunlight hits its roof. To learn more about these factors, click here.

We’ll determine how much energy a home solar system will need to produce to power your home during your free consultation.

All of our solar and storage products are backed by robust manufacturer warranties. However, if you choose our monthly solar lease plan, your home solar system will also include 24/7 monitoring and maintenance. So if your system doesn't work as expected, we’ll fix it, free of charge. Learn more about our comprehensive home solar system support here.

Solar panels can last anywhere between 25 to 30 years, sometimes more. But this doesn’t mean the panels on your roof will stop producing electricity after a couple of decades. It just means that their energy production will decrease to what solar panel manufacturers consider optimal to meet the average household's energy needs. With proper care and maintenance, you can expect to receive solar production for the next 20 to 30 years. What's more, our monthly solar lease plan includes our comprehensive Diya Solar Guarantee to keep your system in top shape during the length of your  Diya Solar agreement.

Once you’re approved for a solar installation, your home will undergo a site assessment so our Solar Design Experts can create a personalized solar panel system design for your unique needs.

After that, our Solar Design Experts will make any necessary adjustments to your system design and get your final approval. Once it’s approved, we’ll submit your system design to the city for permitting, which can take up to eight weeks. From there, either Diya Solar or one of our local certified partners will perform your solar installation. We only partner with the top-rated solar installers, so rest assured that you’ll have the highest quality solar installation possible.

When your installation is finished, the city or county will perform a final inspection of your system. Once it’s approved, it’ll be connected to the grid, and we’ll submit your documents to your utility company. After your utility grants your Permission to Operate (PTO), you’ll be ready to power your home with the sun.