The SG Highway corridor and Gota belt are among the fastest growing residential pockets in west Ahmedabad, with a mix of bungalows, row houses, tower societies and duplexes. Our head office is in Gota, so this is home ground for our installation and service teams.
Our office
Money Plant, Gota
Typical home size
3 kW – 8 kW
Society projects
Common-area and individual metering
Service response
Same-corridor local team
A 3 BHK apartment along SG Highway with a ₹2,500–3,500 monthly bill usually maps to a 3 kW system, while bungalows in Gota, Jagatpur, Chandlodia and Vandemataram with air conditioning across floors often land between 5 kW and 8 kW. We work backwards from twelve months of billing rather than from a package.
In high-rise societies the roof is common property, so the practical route is either a common-area plant offsetting lifts, pumps and lighting, or a coordinated scheme where individual flats are allotted roof space. Both need a society resolution and a clear metering plan; we help committees compare the two on generation and billing impact before anything is ordered.
Dense tower development means shading from adjacent buildings is a genuine constraint here. We check shadow patterns through the day, plan around water tanks, staircase blocks and parapet shadows, and use elevated or east-west layouts where a plain south-facing array would lose area.
Residential consumers in this area fall under Torrent Power's licence for much of Ahmedabad city. We guide you through the PM Surya Ghar application, prepare the net metering documentation and coordinate the inspection so the process does not stall between steps.
SG Highway, Gota, Jagatpur, Chandlodia, Vandemataram, Science City Road, Sola, Thaltej, Bodakdev, Shela, Bopal, South Bopal, Ghuma and Sanathal.
Talk to our team about your consumption, your roof and your goals. No obligation — just a clear assessment of what makes sense for you.
