Solarman PHStarting prices, stated plainly
Four common starting points. Your final system and price are set after we review your bill and survey your roof.
Planning bands, not a contract — final price follows the site survey.
A starting system for lighter bills or limited roof space. No battery.
A common size for households with steady daytime use. No battery.
Panels plus battery storage, for backup during outages and evening use.
For larger homes, shops and small offices with heavy daytime loads.
Roof type, mounting, cable runs, battery size and equipment brand can all change the price. Your written quote names every item.
Comparing quotes? Use our printable quote checklist.
Roughly how long to pay back?
Pick a package and enter your monthly bill to see a simple payback estimate.
Assumptions
- 4.2 kWh produced per kW of panels per day
- Each kWh of solar offsets about ₱8 on your bill
- Yearly solar value = kW × 4.2 × 365 × ₱8, capped at your yearly bill (monthly bill × 12)
- Simple payback = package starting price ÷ yearly solar value
It ignores rate changes, panel degradation, financing, net-metering credit rates and maintenance. Treat it as a planning number only.
What a package covers
Included
- Solar modules, with brand and model named
- Inverter, with brand and model named
- Roof mounting system
- Protection devices: breakers, isolators and surge protection
- Installation, testing and switch-on
- Building and electrical permits
- Net-metering filing with Meralco (grid-tie)
Not included
- Roof repair or waterproofing
- Meter pole or service-entrance upgrades
- Battery, unless the package names one (5 kW hybrid)
If the survey finds any of these are needed, your quote lists them separately so you can decide.
What moves the price
- Roof type and structure
- Distance from roof to your electrical panel
- Shading and panel layout
- Battery size and brand choice
After switch-on: net metering steps and maintenance plans.