PTG Solar is headquartered in Quezon City, not just "servicing" it from somewhere else. That means faster site visits, a real understanding of the roof types and barangay-level permitting quirks common across QC, and a team you can actually reach quickly if something needs a second look after install.
Quezon City is the largest city in Metro Manila by land area, with a genuinely wide mix of housing — from older single-family homes on generous lots to newer townhouses and subdivisions with tighter roof access. We've sized and installed systems across that range, so when we look at your roof, we're not guessing at what's typical here.
Being based in QC also means shorter lead times for site visits and a real answer when you call about a troubleshooting issue — not a dispatch queue from an installer working out of another city.
For most households, yes — the Philippines had the highest average residential electricity rate in ASEAN as of June 2026 (₱12.43/kWh, per the DOE), and QC gets the same strong year-round sun exposure as the rest of Metro Manila. The honest answer still depends on your actual usage pattern, though — that's what our load calculation tool is for.
Since we're headquartered in QC, site visits within the city are typically the quickest to schedule of anywhere we serve. Exact timing still depends on our current booking calendar — reach out for a real answer, not a generic estimate.
Yes. We work across galvanized iron, tile, and concrete slab roofs, and check structural integrity and orientation before installing regardless of whether it's an older single-family lot or a newer, tighter-roofed townhouse.
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