Solar installers in Quezon City — start from your bill
Quezon City combines high MERALCO rates with plenty of detached housing, making it one of the strongest rooftop-solar markets in Metro Manila. The smartest first step is not calling around for quotes — it is knowing your own numbers. Run a free, bill-backed assessment for your Quezon City home and see the system size, cost, savings and payback that actually fit your roof.
Electricity and solar in Quezon City
Quezon City homes are served mainly by MERALCO. As the largest city in Metro Manila, Quezon City has a high share of detached homes with usable roof area. With grid rates in the MERALCO area among the reasons solar has taken off, a well-sized rooftop system can offset a large share of a typical bill — and net metering lets you export what you do not use for credit, up to a 100 kW system.
On Quezon City roofs
Many QC homes have generous concrete or metal roofs with good sun exposure, which makes them well suited to a properly sized grid-tied system. As a planning guide, installed cost runs around ₱50,000 per kWp, most homes land between a 3 kWp and 10 kWp system depending on the bill, and a grid-tied system with net metering commonly pays back in about three to five years. Your real figures depend on your roof orientation, shading and daytime usage — which is exactly what the free assessment works out for your specific address.
Coverage note: Apolaki's screened installer network is expanding city by city. If we do not yet have a vetted installer in Quezon City when you run your assessment, we will tell you honestly rather than hand your details to someone unvetted — and you keep your full report either way.
Solar in Quezon City — questions
How much can solar save on a Quezon City electricity bill?
It depends on your bill and how much power you use during daylight, but many Metro Manila homes offset well over half their bill. The free assessment estimates your savings from your actual MERALCO bill, not an average.
Which utility serves Quezon City?
Quezon City is served mainly by MERALCO. Grid-tied solar with net metering works with it for systems up to 100 kW, crediting your exported energy against what you draw.
Do you have installers in Quezon City yet?
Coverage is expanding city by city, starting with Metro Manila. If there is no screened installer in Quezon City when you run your assessment, we tell you honestly — you still get your full bill-backed report.
What size solar system suits a typical Quezon City home?
Most QC homes land between 3 kWp and 10 kWp depending on the bill and daytime usage. The assessment sizes it to your actual consumption rather than guessing.
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