Site Visit

Solar Site Visit & Engineering Assessment

Correct Solar Quotation Starts With Correct Site Information

FSP reviews roof condition, load requirement, shadow, cable route, inverter location, electrical connection, safety, and future expansion before recommending a solar system — never a price from a phone call alone.

rooftop inspection site visit
Roof MeasurementUsable, shadow-free area measured on site.
Load & Bill ReviewReal consumption checked, not assumed.
Shadow AnalysisMorning-to-evening shading mapped.
Electrical InspectionDB, earthing, and connection point verified.
Site DocumentationPhotos and notes for accurate design.

Why It Matters

A 30-Minute Visit Prevents Years of Problems

Avoid Wrong Sizing

Real load and roof data prevent over- or under-sized systems.

Understand Real Roof Condition

Structure, surface, and access verified before any design.

Check Shadow & Layout

Shading decides where panels actually perform.

Review Electrical Connection

DB/MDB condition and interconnection assessed for safety.

Plan Cable Route

Voltage drop and cost both depend on the route.

Identify Safety Risks

Earthing, lightning exposure, and access hazards spotted early.

Accurate Quotation

A real survey produces a quote you can actually compare.

Better Long-Term Performance

Right design from day one means reliable years ahead.

The Survey

What FSP Checks During a Site Visit

A structured engineering checklist — we do not skip any of it.

  • Roof measurement
  • Roof type & condition
  • RCC / tin-shed condition
  • Shadow analysis
  • Available panel area
  • Roof strength consideration
  • Inverter location
  • Battery location (if hybrid)
  • DB / SDB / MDB location
  • Cable route
  • Earthing point
  • Lightning protection requirement
  • Safety access
  • Maintenance walkway
  • Photos & documentation
  • Future expansion possibility

By Project Type

Site Visit Tailored to Your Project

residential site visit

Residential

Focus: Roof space, backup load, inverter/battery location, DB, safety, future growth.

Residential solar →

commercial site visit

Commercial

Focus: Daytime load, roof utilization, DB/SDB, cable route, net metering, operation.

Commercial solar →

industrial roof condition

Industrial

Focus: Load profile, roof strength, transformer/MDB/SDB, routing, safety access, protection, O&M.

Industrial solar →

agriculture site visit

Agriculture Solar Pump

Focus: Pump location, water demand, bore depth, panel placement, controller location, field condition.

Agriculture pump →

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Hybrid / Off-grid

Focus: Backup load, battery location, ventilation, inverter sizing, safety, load control.

Hybrid solar →

How It Works

Site Visit Process

01

Inquiry

You reach out with your project and location.

02

Basic Information Collection

Project type, system interest, and basics gathered.

03

Bill / Load Review

Electricity bill and load reviewed before the visit.

04

Site Visit Schedule

A convenient date and time confirmed.

05

On-site Measurement

Roof, area, and distances measured.

06

Electrical & Roof Inspection

DB, earthing, structure, and shading checked.

07

Photo Documentation

Site documented for accurate engineering.

08

Engineering Review

Findings analyzed by our engineers.

09

Quotation / Recommendation

Transparent proposal prepared from real data.

10

Next Step

We walk you through the recommendation together.

On Site

Site Visit & Inspection Gallery

Roof condition, electrical points, shadow, and assessment details — illustrated images.

Before · During · After

Site Visit Story in Photos

How an assessment progresses — from preparation, through the on-site survey, to engineering review.

Before Site Visit

During Site Visit

After Site Visit

What You Receive

Your Site Visit Report

After the visit, you receive a structured summary. Final system recommendation depends on complete load data, site condition, product selection, and engineering review.

  • Project location (district / area)
  • Client type (residential / commercial / industrial / agriculture)
  • Roof condition (type · surface · structure)
  • Approximate usable area (estimated)
  • Load summary (key loads & pattern)
  • Electrical observation (DB/MDB · earthing · connection)
  • Cable route observation (path & distance)
  • Safety observation (risks & protection needs)
  • Recommended next step (system direction)
  • Photo documentation (attached site photos)
  • Quotation preparation status

Request a Visit

Site Visit Request Form

Share a few details and our team will review your information and contact you with the next step.

When you reach out, it helps to include: your location, project type (residential / commercial / industrial / agriculture), monthly electricity bill, system interest (on-grid / hybrid / off-grid / pump), roof type, and a preferred visit date.

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Why FSP

No Price-First Shortcuts

No Price-First Shortcut

We never quote a final price without seeing your site.

Site Data Before Quotation

Real measurements drive every proposal.

Roof & Shadow Review

Shading and structure verified, not guessed.

Electrical Safety Check

DB, earthing, and protection assessed on site.

Cable Route Planning

Path mapped to minimize loss and cost.

Better System Sizing

Right-sized from verified real data.

Photo Documentation

A visual record supporting your design.

Engineering Review

Findings analyzed by engineers, not salespeople.

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FAQ

Site Visit Questions

Why is a site visit important before final quotation?
Two buildings with the same bill can need completely different systems. Roof, shading, cable route, and electrical condition all affect the design and price — a real quote needs real site data.
Can I get a quotation without a site visit?
We can share a rough estimate from your bill and load, but a final, accurate quotation requires a site visit. Anyone quoting a firm price without seeing the site is guessing.
What information should I prepare before the site visit?
A few months of electricity bills, a basic load list, and roof access. That lets our team make the most of the visit.
What does FSP check during a site visit?
Roof measurement and condition, shading, panel area, inverter/battery location, DB/MDB, cable route, earthing, safety access, and future expansion — all documented with photos.
Is a site visit needed for residential solar?
Yes — roof, shading, and inverter/battery placement must be verified for a safe, correctly sized home system.
Is a site visit needed for industrial solar?
Absolutely — roof strength, transformer/MDB condition, cable routing, and protection are critical at industrial scale and cannot be assessed remotely.
Does roof condition affect solar design?
Significantly — usable area, structure, and surface determine how much capacity can be safely installed and how it is mounted.
Why does cable route matter?
The panel-to-inverter and inverter-to-DB distances determine voltage drop, cable sizing, and cost. A poorly planned route wastes energy and money.
Does the site visit confirm final system size?
It provides the data to finalize it. Final size also depends on your complete load data and engineering review — the visit is the key input, not a guarantee on its own.
What happens after the site visit?
Our engineers review the findings and prepare a transparent quotation and recommendation, then walk you through the next step. About quotations →

Ready to Check Your Site Properly Before Solar Design?

Before recommending system size or price, FSP reviews your load, roof condition, shadow, electrical connection, cable route, safety requirements, and future expansion plan.