Solar isn’t expensive.
Not anymore.

No. A complete starter system for a Cebu home starts from about ₱110,000, installed. Because it lowers your electricity bill every month, it pays for itself: on our estimates, a typical home gets its money back in 2–3 years. After that, the savings are yours. The calculator shows your own numbers in 30 seconds.

It depends on how many panels you need, the inverter, whether you add batteries, and your roof. As a guide: a home with a ₱5,000 monthly bill needs about 2.5 kWp, around ₱110,000–₱129,000 installed. A ₱12,000 bill needs about 5.6 kWp, around ₱201,000–₱236,000. Use the calculator for an itemized estimate; a site assessment confirms the final price.

We size your system to your actual electricity use instead of upselling, start you without a battery if saving money is your goal, and publish our prices so you can compare. The equipment is widely used in the Philippines: Deye hybrid inverters, N-type TOPCon panels and LiFePO4 batteries.

Panels, a hybrid inverter, any batteries you choose, mounting, cabling, breakers and surge protection, installation, permits and net-metering paperwork. Each item is listed with its price in your estimate.

Not soon, according to the Department of Energy. After repeated Visayas grid red alerts in 2026, the Energy Secretary said in October 2026 that shortages are expected through 2027, with new baseload plants arriving from 2028. Temporary power barges should reduce, not eliminate, red alerts, and heavy diesel use could raise electricity rates. Typhoons add to the risk: five days after Typhoon Tino in November 2025, more than 7% of Visayan Electric customers were still without power.

Not to save money: solar without a battery is the cheapest way to cut your daytime bill. But with brownouts expected to continue through 2027, a battery is what keeps your essentials running when the grid goes down. Add one now if you want backup during brownouts or want to use solar power at night. Our hybrid inverters let you add one later, when your budget allows.

A roof with good daylight, enough usable space, and a sound structure is a good starting point. Orientation, shade, roof material, and your electricity use all matter. Your site assessment checks these before a system and final price are confirmed. For an apartment or shared roof, permission from the owner or building association is needed.

Solar panels alone generally switch off when the grid fails. Backup requires a compatible hybrid inverter, a charged battery, and properly designed backup circuits. We size that setup around the essentials you want to keep running; large appliances may need additional capacity.

With an approved net-metering connection, eligible electricity exported to the grid earns credits through your utility. Export credits differ from the full retail electricity rate. The advisor shows its assumed export value, and the final proposal should confirm the requirements and applicable credit with your utility.

We focus on homes and small businesses in Cebu, including Cebu City, Mandaue, Lapu-Lapu, Talisay, Consolacion, Liloan, Minglanilla, and Cordova. Share your location when requesting a site assessment so we can confirm availability for your property.