Why we're called Tvashta
In Vedic tradition, Tvashta is the divine craftsman — the architect credited with shaping the tools and forms other gods relied on, known for precision rather than scale. We took the name deliberately: a solar system is only as good as the engineering underneath it, and that's the part we refuse to shortcut or outsource.
We're a new company. We don't have twenty years of installs behind us, and we won't pretend otherwise. What we do have is an engineering-first process, a small team that stays on your project from the first site visit through commissioning, and enough discipline to say no to work we can't do well.
Engineering in-house
Design and structural drawings are done by our own team, not handed off to a third-party firm we coordinate over email.
Fixed-scope proposals
You get a defined scope and price before construction starts, not a budget that grows with change orders.
One point of contact
The engineer who designs your system stays involved through construction and commissioning — not a rotating cast of subcontractors.
Small by choice, for now
We're taking on a limited number of projects at a time so each one gets real attention. That will change as the team grows.