Quality Installation, Every Detail
We put care into site preparation, electrical protection, mounting, cable management, testing and a professional installation finish.
Workmanship mattersRENEWABLE ENERGY SOLUTIONS
Solar & Battery Energy Storage Solutions
Smarter energy starts with the right engineering. We design and deliver solar PV systems, assess battery storage options and help Filipino homes and businesses take control of electricity costs.
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We listen to your electricity concerns first, then recommend what fits your site: practical savings, quality installation and support that makes ownership easier.
We put care into site preparation, electrical protection, mounting, cable management, testing and a professional installation finish.
Workmanship mattersWe examine your bill and daytime consumption, then plan solar and practical energy-use improvements that target avoidable grid purchases.
Usage before equipmentFrom handover and monitoring orientation to maintenance guidance and service coordination, we define how you can get help after commissioning.
A clearer ownership journeyExplore indicative system sizes, then let us engineer a solution around your actual requirements. These are planning examples, not fixed-price offers.
For smaller households aiming to offset daytime energy use and gradually reduce grid dependence.
For families with greater daytime use, work-from-home loads, or plans for EV charging or battery backup.
For larger homes and businesses requiring detailed system engineering and longer-term energy planning.
System sizing, equipment, pricing, inclusions and warranty conditions are confirmed only after site assessment and an approved proposal.
Battery energy storage can be assessed for backup requirements, load shifting, or operational flexibility. We help define the right technical scope before recommending a system.
A starting point for better decisions. Change the assumptions and see an indicative system size, power output and electricity cost offset instantly.
Electricity use is approximated from your bill divided by the entered tariff. We target approximately 82% of assumed daytime use for self-consumption, then estimate photovoltaic generation using illustrative daily yields of 3.4, 3.5 or 3.6 kWh/kWp for Luzon, Visayas or Mindanao. Panel size is assumed to be 550 Wp, with 2.8 m² of planning area per panel. Export credits and batteries are not included.
This is a simplified screening model, not an irradiance simulation, site design, proposal, guaranteed savings, or electrical bill forecast. Local irradiance, roof condition, shaded hours, electric rates, bill structure, load profiles, approvals, and equipment must be checked before final sizing.
Indicative only. This estimates the value of onsite solar energy, not your final utility bill. No net-metering export credits, fixed fees, VAT adjustments, or tariff escalation are modeled.
We guide you through each important milestone, from understanding your usage to operating your new solar system.
Understand your consumption, monthly spend, roof type, daytime load and target timeline.
Review practical PV capacity, expected energy production, electrical configuration and site-specific layout.
Confirm roof condition, electrical configuration, work access and installation details.
Carry out installation and commissioning, then explain monitoring and post-installation support.
Good solar execution includes more than panels. We also look at installation quality, equipment selection, documentation and ongoing performance visibility.
Panel, inverter, mounting system and manufacturer warranty recommendations to suit the application.
Careful attention to cable routing, roof penetrations, electrical protection, labeling and safe access.
Guidance through applicable permits, grid interconnection and net-metering requirements.
System orientation, monitoring access and a clear approach to service and upkeep.
A selection of completed solar PV installations—from roof-mounted systems to electrical and inverter installations.
Explore our reported installation distribution across the Philippines. Pick a region to see its project count and inquire about relevant references.
Select an island group or choose an orange marker on the map.
LIAG's reported footprint includes five sites in Luzon, two in Visayas and two in Mindanao. Ask our team for project-specific details that can be shared.
The counts are provided by LIAG. Marker locations are illustrative, not verified site coordinates. Individual site addresses, capacities and references are shared only when confirmed and permitted.
Choosing a solar contractor is a long-term decision. We welcome discussions about technical scope, project planning, workmanship, handover requirements and the information you need to evaluate our approach.
Know the proposed work, assumptions, deliverables and responsibilities.
Review actual project imagery and ask questions about relevant experience.
Project references and specific records can be discussed on request, subject to availability and client confidentiality.
Electricity bill, operating hours, roof and electrical conditions.
Recommended PV capacity, system components, safety considerations and stated assumptions.
Scope boundaries, work sequence, installation details and commissioning requirements.
Documentation, system orientation and service responsibilities agreed for the project.
Share a few details about your site and electricity usage, and we can start discussing the next steps for a custom solar PV proposal.
We believe informed decisions lead to better solar projects. Here are answers to common questions before requesting a proposal.
Ask us a questionStart with your electricity bill history, daytime usage, roof space and savings goal. Good system design also considers shading, structural conditions, electrical capacity and potential future upgrades.
Solar can supply part of your daytime electricity needs, potentially reducing grid purchases. A useful design starts with your actual bill and load profile, and may include energy-use improvements. The result depends on consumption, system sizing, weather, tariff structure and applicable grid charges.
Not necessarily. Solar may reduce your electricity expenses, but the result depends on system capacity, usage patterns, export credits, local utility requirements, weather and any fixed grid charges.
The project schedule varies with system size, site readiness, design approvals, permitting, equipment availability and utility coordination. We can discuss an indicative timeline after reviewing your requirements.
Typically, you receive commissioning and system handover guidance, monitoring access, documentation, warranty information and maintenance recommendations. The exact after-sales scope is defined in the approved project offer.
Not necessarily. Many grid-connected solar PV installations operate without batteries. Battery storage may be worth evaluating for critical loads, selected backup needs, or load management. A suitable recommendation requires a site-specific analysis of operating hours, electricity tariffs, power demand, safety requirements and budget.
Let's explore what a thoughtfully engineered solar system can do for you.