Solar for your home

A rooftop system is a 20-year decision. We design it around your roof, your meter and the way your household uses power, and we only fit high-end components.

A day with solar and a battery 12:30

Solar
Generating (high)
Battery
Charging · 59%
Home
Using low
Grid
Not needed

The diagram is for explanation purposes only. It isn't a prediction of any system's output or savings.
Read this day as a table
Where the home's power comes from through an illustrative day
TimeSolarHomeBatteryGrid
00:00Not generatingUsing lowPowering home · 29%Not needed
02:00Not generatingUsing lowPowering home · 22%Not needed
04:00Not generatingUsing lowPowering home · 16%Not needed
06:00Not generatingUsing lowReserve · 10%Supplying your home
08:00Generating (medium)Using mediumReserve · 10%Supplying your home
10:00Generating (high)Using lowCharging · 20%Not needed
12:00Generating (high)Using lowCharging · 50%Not needed
14:00Generating (high)Using lowCharging · 85%Not needed
16:00Generating (medium)Using mediumFull · 100%Receiving your surplus
18:00Generating (low)Using highPowering home · 93%Not needed
20:00Not generatingUsing highPowering home · 64%Not needed
22:00Not generatingUsing mediumPowering home · 40%Not needed
The full hour-by-hour explanation

Who it's for

  • Households with rising power bills who are home in the day, or who plan to add a battery later
  • Owners replacing an older or underperforming system
  • Anyone comparing quotes who wants a system built to last
High-end components only
We install panels from Jinko, LONGi, AIKO, SunPower and Winaico, and inverters from Fronius, Enphase, Sungrow, GoodWe, Sigenergy and Solax. We don't fit low-quality products.
Designed around your day
We size the system from your bills and your roof. It generates when you use power, and it leaves room for a battery or EV charger later.
Installed to last
Our solar-accredited electricians install every system to Australian Standards and issue a certificate of compliance. The work is built to last the life of the warranty.
One team, start to finish
We handle the quote, the site visit, the installation, the inspection and the grid connection paperwork, then hand over your manuals and documents.

What happens after you enquire

Our full process
  1. Step 1: Send us an enquiry

    Tell us about your home, your bills and what you are interested in, online or by phone.

  2. Step 2: Receive your quote

    Our professionals prepare a quote for your home.

    Within 24 hours
  3. Step 3: Complimentary site visit

    If we need to see the roof, switchboard or meter first, we visit at no charge.

    If required
  4. Step 4: Installation and certificate of compliance

    Our solar-accredited electricians and team install your system and issue the certificate of compliance.

    1–6 weeks
  5. Step 5: Independent inspection VIC only

    A third-party inspector checks the installation.

    1–3 weeks
  6. Step 6: Grid connection and distributor paperwork

    We lodge the grid connection and distributor (DNSP) paperwork. Timeframes vary from state to state and distributor to distributor.

    VIC
    1–10 weeks
    NSW
    1–4 weeks
    QLD
    1–4 weeks
  7. Step 7: Your documents

    Our admin team sends your user manuals and important documents for future reference.

Components we use

High-end brands only, chosen to last their warranty and lifespan. Your quote names the exact models.

Questions

How long does a home solar installation take?

You'll get your quote within 24 hours of your enquiry. Installation is usually booked within 1–6 weeks. In Victoria, an independent inspection follows, usually within 1–3 weeks. Grid connection paperwork depends on your state and distributor, usually 1–10 weeks in Victoria and 1–4 weeks in New South Wales and Queensland.

Which panels and inverters do you install?

Only high-end brands. Our panels come from Jinko, LONGi, AIKO, SunPower and Winaico, and our inverters from Fronius, Enphase, Sungrow, GoodWe, Sigenergy and Solax. Your quote names the exact models.

Can I add a battery later?

Yes. We design systems so a battery can be added later, and we'll tell you in your quote whether your inverter is battery-ready.

Do I need a site visit?

Not always. We can often quote from satellite imagery and your bills. If we need to check your roof, switchboard or meter first, the site visit is complimentary.

Are there government incentives?

Incentives change and depend on your state and system. Your quote includes any incentives your system is eligible for, applied to the price.

Not sure which solar or battery system suits your home?

Get The Home Solar & Battery Guide, free. It's a plain-English guide to choosing panels, inverters and batteries for your kind of home, and the questions to ask any installer.

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