RESIDENTIAL SOLAR
Solar power designed for your home
Clean Energy for a Brighter Home
Make use of your roof to generate electricity for your household. ENERGEON designs and installs residential solar systems based on your home's energy use, available space, and the way you want the system to work.
A system that fits your household
The right configuration depends on more than your monthly bill. Roof condition, shading, daytime usage, and backup needs all affect the recommendation.
We assess these factors before proposing the system and its installation scope. If you are considering battery storage, we also discuss which appliances or circuits you want to support and for how long.
From assessment to installation
Our residential solar work covers site assessment, system design, equipment procurement, installation, testing, and commissioning. After-sales and maintenance requirements can be discussed as part of the proposed scope.
Systems we install
- 5 kWp hybrid systems
- 6 kWp hybrid systems
- 8 kWp hybrid systems
- 10 kWp hybrid systems
- 15 kWp hybrid systems
- Battery backup solutions
- Net metering
The right size depends on your household's consumption, roof space, and backup needs. Your assessment confirms the configuration.
Explore solar with battery storage
Battery storage can hold energy for later use and support selected loads when configured for backup operation. Its capacity and operating time need to be matched to your household's requirements.
Residential project examples
- Cainta, Rizal — 6 kWp residential installation, March 2026.
- Lemery, Batangas — 15 kWp residential installation, June 2026.
- Taal, Batangas — 8 kWp residential installation, July 2026.
- Caloocan City — 6 kWp residential installation, August 2026.
Questions about home solar
How much could I save?
Savings depend on system output, when your household uses electricity, electricity rates, and the selected configuration. Your assessment and proposal should explain the assumptions behind any estimate.
Will solar keep my home powered during an outage?
Solar panels alone do not guarantee backup power. The system needs suitable equipment and a configuration designed for outage operation. Tell us which loads you want to support so this can be assessed.
What should I send for an initial inquiry?
Your location, a recent electricity bill, and a short description of your needs are useful starting points. Roof photographs may also help the initial discussion.