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Best solar panel installers in Jaipur (2026): who to ask for a rooftop quote
Reviews and prices checked 11 November 2026 · Thinking about rooftop solar?
Quick answer
As of November 2026, the rooftop solar installers in Jaipur with the fewest serious complaints for their size are Solaroof Solutions (4.9 from 398 Google reviews, 5 one-star), Faujdar Solar Energy (5.0 from 324, 3 one-star) and Sunthrix Solar (4.8 from 725, the most reviewed). SolarSquare publishes a 3 kW home system in Jaipur at about ₹2.15 lakh before subsidy and ₹1.2 lakh after it, with the central subsidy capped at ₹78,000.
Putting panels on the roof is the easy day. The hard part in Jaipur comes afterwards: the net meter, the discom paperwork and the subsidy claim, and those are exactly where the angriest reviews of solar installers sit.
Reading them, a pattern shows up fast. Before payment, every company answers the phone; after payment, some stop. So this list is built around who still picks up once the system is on your roof, and the questions to settle before you hand over any money.
8 picks at a glance
| # | Name | Best for | Google rating | One-star |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Solaroof SolutionsSirsi Road, Prithviraj Nagar | An on-grid home system finished on schedule | 4.9 from 398 reviews | 5 |
| 2 | Faujdar Solar EnergyTagore Nagar, Ajmer Road | A team reviewers call professional | 5.0 from 324 reviews | 3 |
| 3 | Sunthrix Solar EnergyNursery Circle, Vaishali Nagar | The most-reviewed local installer | 4.8 from 725 reviews | 13 |
| 4 | Jaipur Solar Solutions200 Feet Bypass, Vaishali Nagar | Help with the PM Surya Ghar subsidy | 4.9 from 192 reviews | 5 |
| 5 | Argus Solar PowerGovindpuri, Sodala | Quality of work, by its reviewers’ account | 5.0 from 126 reviews | 0 |
| 6 | Solar WalaMansarovar | Paying in instalments | 5.0 from 121 reviews | 0 |
| 7 | Pinaka Solar PowerVidyadhar Nagar | North Jaipur, and a price reviewers liked | 4.9 from 115 reviews | 1 |
| 8 | Solis Power GreentechNarayan Vihar, Gopalpura Bypass | Choosing your own panels and inverter | 4.9 from 128 reviews | 1 |
Ratings and prices as of 11 November 2026.
Eight installers to ask for a quote
- 1
Solaroof Solutions
Sirsi Road, Prithviraj Nagar
Best for: An on-grid home system finished on schedule
Reviewers write about installation more than anything else (63 mentions), with on-grid systems and on-time completion coming up 15 times each. Of its 398 Google reviews, 391 are five-star and five are one-star. Its website advertises help with the central subsidy of up to ₹78,000.
What the bad reviews say
Only one of the five one-star reviews has any text, from April 2025, and it says there was no service after installation. Ask who you call when something stops working.
- Google rating
- 4.9 from 398 reviews
- One-star
- 5
- 2
Faujdar Solar Energy
Tagore Nagar, Ajmer Road
Best for: A team reviewers call professional
Rated 5.0 across 324 reviews, with three one-star. “Professional team” comes up 37 times, more than any other topic in its reviews, and rooftop installation and an experienced team follow.
What the bad reviews say
One one-star review from November 2025 complains of bad customer care, without detail. Not to be confused with Faujdar Solar in Chitrakoot, a separate listing with a different number.
- Google rating
- 5.0 from 324 reviews
- One-star
- 3
- 3
Sunthrix Solar Energy
Nursery Circle, Vaishali Nagar
Best for: The most-reviewed local installer
With 725 Google reviews, Sunthrix has more than any other solar company we looked at in Jaipur, and 638 of them are five-star. Its reviewers mention on-time installation, savings on the light bill and, three times, getting net metering approved.
What the bad reviews say
It has 13 one-star reviews, most blank or praising the company, which looks like a slip of the thumb, but the one with real detail, from March 2026, complains of slow work, a problem with the subsidy and charges above the quoted price. Get the final price, subsidy and all, on paper.
- Google rating
- 4.8 from 725 reviews
- One-star
- 13
- 4
Jaipur Solar Solutions
200 Feet Bypass, Vaishali Nagar
Best for: Help with the PM Surya Ghar subsidy
It is the only installer here whose reviewers name the PM Surya Ghar scheme as a topic, four times, and after-sales support comes up too. Its website says it guides customers through both the central and state subsidies, and two testimonials there say the customer received ₹78,000.
What the bad reviews say
Five one-star reviews, mostly blank. The one with detail, from October 2025, describes a phone call where the person answering could not handle simple questions.
- Google rating
- 4.9 from 192 reviews
- One-star
- 5
- 5
Argus Solar Power
Govindpuri, Sodala
Best for: Quality of work, by its reviewers’ account
Not one of its 126 reviews is below four stars. Quality of work is what reviewers mention most (12 times), then timely work and polite staff. The calculator on its website is a useful sanity check before any quote: about 1 kW for every ₹1,000 of your highest summer bill, and about 60 sq. ft. of roof per kW.
- Google rating
- 5.0 from 126 reviews
- One-star
- 0
- 6
Solar Wala
Mansarovar
Best for: Paying in instalments
Reviewers mention an EMI plan four times and the subsidy process five times, which matters if you would rather not pay for the whole system at once. Quick installation comes up seven times.
All 121 reviews are four or five stars. We cannot tell from outside how a record that clean was built, and a company of this size has had fewer chances to go wrong than one with 700 reviews, so treat it as a reason to ask for a quote rather than proof.
- Google rating
- 5.0 from 121 reviews
- One-star
- 0
- 7
Pinaka Solar Power
Vidyadhar Nagar
Best for: North Jaipur, and a price reviewers liked
Pricing (9 mentions) and affordability (6) come up more in Pinaka’s reviews than in any other installer’s on this list. One one-star review in 115, with no text.
- Google rating
- 4.9 from 115 reviews
- One-star
- 1
- 8
Solis Power Greentech
Narayan Vihar, Gopalpura Bypass
Best for: Choosing your own panels and inverter
Solis has been in solar since 2015, by its own account, and also sells equipment to other installers. That shows in its reviews, where solar equipment is mentioned 21 times. Its website sets out the central subsidy slab by slab, which few local installers bother to do.
What the bad reviews say
Its single one-star review, from January 2026, says there was no service after installation.
- Google rating
- 4.9 from 128 reviews
- One-star
- 1
- Running since
- 2015
Names you will see that we left out
SolarSquare is the name many people search for, and its prices are in the table below because it is the only installer here that publishes them. Its Jaipur listing has 22 one-star reviews out of 212, and every one we read is from 2026. Most concern what came after installation. One customer’s net meter, fitted on 22 August 2026, was still not online in October; another paid in full in July 2026 and the plant was still not switched on two and a half months later, over a phase change. One says an ₹11,000 token described as refundable was not refunded, and one reviewer wrote that it charged 40 to 50% more than local vendors. Two of the same reviews praise the installation itself.
Smart Sun Power has two listings with the same phone number, with 13 and 3 one-star reviews. The 2026 ones describe after-sales calls going unanswered for months, including a plant whose output fell from about 1,024 units in June to 200 in July.
Nexsun Solar (10 one-star of 145) and Zero Bill Solar Energy (14 of 157) both have clusters of 2026 complaints: at Nexsun, a price raised after the advance and six months to commission a system; at Zero Bill, work left unfinished on the roof and several customers suspecting non-genuine panels. eSunscope has 68 one-star reviews, nearly all posted in the second half of 2020. Faujdar Solar in Chitrakoot has two 2026 reviews saying quotes were slow to come, and Maruti Energy has a 2026 review saying the work was never completed.
Solar Training Centre Jaipur is a training institute and ISC Cleantech describes itself as a distributor of panels and inverters. Alchemyst Lab has 100 five-star reviews, but they say almost nothing about home installations.
What rooftop solar costs in Jaipur
Few local installers in Jaipur publish prices, so the reference here is SolarSquare’s published Jaipur list. One 2026 reviewer said it charged 40 to 50% more than local vendors, so local quotes may well come in lower. Its “after subsidy” prices take off both the central PM Surya Ghar subsidy and a ₹17,000 Rajasthan state subsidy, which needs registration under the Mukhyamantri Nishulk Bijli Yojana and applies only to domestic connections. The same page quotes a ₹77,000 state figure elsewhere. We are not sure which is right. Check both subsidies on pmsuryaghar.gov.in before you sign.
| System size | SolarSquare price before subsidy | Central subsidy | SolarSquare price after subsidy |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 kW | Not published | ₹30,000 | Not published |
| 2 kW | ~₹1.73 lakh | ₹60,000 | ~₹0.96 lakh |
| 3 kW | ~₹2.15 lakh | ₹78,000 | ~₹1.2 lakh |
| 4 kW | ~₹2.7 lakh | ₹78,000 | ~₹1.75 lakh |
| 5 kW | ~₹3.33 lakh | ₹78,000 | ~₹2.38 lakh |
| 10 kW | ~₹6 lakh | ₹78,000 | ~₹5.05 lakh |
SolarSquare’s Jaipur page, starting prices for its base on-grid variant as of 3 October 2026, read 11 November 2026. Central subsidy as published by SolarSquare and Solis Power: ₹30,000 per kW up to 2 kW, ₹18,000 for the third kW, capped at ₹78,000.
How to choose
Keep money back until the meter is live
The worst stories were not about panels. They were about systems that sat on the roof, fully paid for, while the net meter or the connection change went nowhere for one, two, two and a half months, and the customer kept paying the full electricity bill and in one case the EMI as well. Pay in stages, and hold the last part until the net meter is working and your bill shows the export. If we were putting panels on our own roof, that is the one condition we would not give up.
Ask who files the discom and subsidy papers
Net metering goes through your discom, which in Jaipur is JVVNL, and the subsidy claim goes through the PM Surya Ghar portal, so ask the installer to say in writing who files each, and give them your current K number and discom. Both can stall. One 2026 reviewer’s application went to the wrong discom on an old K number. Another was asked for ₹12,000 to change the name on a JVVNL connection and did it himself for nothing.
Get the brands on the quote
Several 2026 reviews at one installer suspect non-genuine panels, and another reviewer warned against a local inverter brand. A quote should name the panel make and wattage, the inverter make and size, the structure height and the warranty on each.
Size it from your bill, not the salesman
SolarSquare suggests 3 kW for a monthly bill of ₹1,500 to ₹2,500, 4 kW for ₹2,500 to ₹4,000 and 5 kW for ₹4,000 to ₹8,000. Argus’s rule of thumb is 1 kW per ₹1,000 of your highest summer bill. If a quote is far off both, ask why.
Ask what happens when generation drops
Find out who you call, how quickly they come, and whether there is an app to watch daily units. A sudden drop is easy to miss without one.
Treat a booking amount as spent
If a salesperson asks for a token to hold a discount, ask for its refund terms in writing first. One reviewer lost ₹11,000 that way in 2026.
How we picked
We took the twenty best-reviewed solar companies Google Maps lists for Jaipur and read the twenty lowest-rated reviews of each, 400 reviews in all. We also counted every company’s one-star reviews against its total, and looked at the topics Google pulls out of all its reviews, such as net metering, subsidy and after-sales support.
A company dropped out when its critical reviews told the same story more than once: a plant that sat idle for months waiting for the meter, a price that rose after the advance, calls that stopped once the money was paid. Two listings were not home installers at all. Nobody on this page paid to be listed, and we have not had solar installed by any of them, so what follows is a reading of their customers’ reviews and not a test of their work.
Frequently asked questions
› What is the price of a solar panel system in Jaipur?
SolarSquare publishes about ₹1.73 lakh for 2 kW, ₹2.15 lakh for 3 kW and ₹3.33 lakh for 5 kW before subsidy, and about ₹0.96 lakh, ₹1.2 lakh and ₹2.38 lakh after it (prices as of 3 October 2026). Local installers usually quote on request.
› How much subsidy do I get for rooftop solar in Jaipur?
The central PM Surya Ghar subsidy, as installers publish it, is ₹30,000 for 1 kW, ₹60,000 for 2 kW and ₹78,000 for 3 kW or more. SolarSquare also lists a Rajasthan state subsidy of ₹17,000. Amounts change, so check the current figures on pmsuryaghar.gov.in.
› What size of solar system does my house need?
Start from your bill. SolarSquare suggests 3 kW for a ₹1,500 to ₹2,500 monthly bill and 5 kW for ₹4,000 to ₹8,000; Argus Solar works on about 1 kW per ₹1,000 of the highest summer bill and 60 sq. ft. of roof per kW.
› Why is my solar plant installed but not working?
Usually because the net meter or a connection change is still pending with the discom. That is the most common complaint in Jaipur installers’ reviews. Ask the installer for the application status and reference number, and do not make the final payment until the meter is live.
› How long does rooftop solar take to pay back?
Pinaka Solar Power’s website puts the average break-even for a rooftop project at 5 to 7 years. Your own figure depends on your bill, the system size and the subsidy you receive.
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Last updated 11 November 2026. Spotted something wrong, or think a business belongs here? Tell us.