Quality first
Tier-1 panels, certified inverters and corrosion-resistant structures on every job.

About ServoLuxe
Learn about ServoLuxe: 10+ years in solar, 500+ installations, and a 4-step process from free site survey to switching on your system.
ServoLuxe started with a simple idea: solar should be easy to buy, quick to install and dependable for decades. Since then we have completed 500+ installations, from 3 kW home rooftops to megawatt-scale plants.
Our engineers handle everything in-house, from the site survey and system design to net-metering paperwork and long-term maintenance. One team, one point of contact, from first call to switch-on.
We work only in Madhya Pradesh, which is deliberate. Local crews reach sites quickly, understand each distribution company's process, and can return to a system years after installation without sending someone from another state.
Tier-1 panels, certified inverters and corrosion-resistant structures on every job.
Fixed, itemised quotes after a free site survey. No hidden charges.
Monitoring, maintenance and 24/7 support for the life of your system.
Every installation cuts carbon emissions for decades.
One team
How we got here
ServoLuxe began with a survey kit, two installers and rooftop systems for a handful of homes in Arera Colony and Kolar.
A 60 kW system for a Bhopal school pushed us into three-phase design, structural checks and proper protection coordination.
Local crews in both cities replaced travel-based installation, which cut project timelines and made AMC visits realistic.
Monitoring, cleaning schedules and a named contact for every AMC customer replaced ad-hoc repair calls.
Captive plants and utility-scale projects added engineering for HT integration, SCADA and long-term O&M contracts.
Dedicated paperwork support for the national rooftop scheme, including portal submission and DISCOM follow-up.
Long-term care
A solar system is a long-term investment. Our aftercare is focused on the checks that help you understand system health and keep the installation in good shape.
One company, but different specialists. Knowing who owns each stage makes it clear who to call.
| Stage | Handled by | What happens | Typical timing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Survey | Field engineer | Roof measurement, shade mapping, meter and board inspection. | Within a week of enquiry |
| Design | Design engineer | Layout, string sizing, inverter selection and yield estimate. | 2–4 working days |
| Approvals | Compliance desk | Net metering, subsidy submission and DISCOM feasibility. | 1–6 weeks, DISCOM dependent |
| Installation | Install crew | Structure, modules, cabling, protection and inverter. | 2–4 days for homes |
| Commissioning | Service engineer | Testing, meter commissioning, app setup and handover. | After DISCOM inspection |
| Care | Service desk | Cleaning, health checks, reports and repairs under AMC. | Through the system's life |
Standards
Solar quotes are easy to make and hard to compare. These are the parts of our work that are documented, inspected or registered, so you can check them rather than take them on trust.
Work is executed by licensed contractors and inspected by the distribution company before energisation.
Empanelled for PM Surya Ghar submissions, so the installation meets scheme specifications.
Every project ends with test reports, warranty cards, single-line diagrams and net-meter confirmation.
Survey, design, installation and AMC are delivered by our own teams in every city we list.
Our commitments
Six things we hold ourselves to on every project, from a 3 kW rooftop to a captive plant.
Where we work
How solar works
A rooftop system turns sunlight into the same electricity your home already uses. Five parts do the work, and we install, connect and look after all of them.
Mono-crystalline modules turn sunlight into DC electricity. A 1 kW array uses about 80 to 100 sq ft of shade-free roof.
Converts DC from the panels into the AC your appliances use, and keeps the system in step with the grid.
Galvanised or aluminium frames angled towards the south so the panels catch the most sun all year.
A two-way meter fitted by your electricity company. Power you send to the grid is subtracted from the units you use.
An app shows daily generation, so you can see savings and spot a problem early.