When you have a solar system installed at your property you are utilising free energy provided by the sun. So for every kWh of energy you generate yourself, you don’t need to buy it from your retailer. Plus you may also benefit from selling your additional power back to the grid. It’s a WIN WIN!
Moving Australia to solar powered homes and businesses means that we, as a nation, rely less and less on energy produced by fossil fuels like Coal and Gas. This may be helping to reduce the affects of global warming and create a more sustainable future for generations to come.
When you generate your own electricity through a solar system you are reducing your reliance on the grid. Not only does that mean you’re paying for less energy now, it means you are future-proofing against unexpected price rises.
As the desire for solar power becomes more popular there is increasing evidence that solar improves the value of your property. Buyers are aware that solar will reduce the cost of electricity and therefore adding to the appeal and long term value of the property.
You’ll speak to an expert over the phone. We’ll take the time to understand your needs, determine eligibility for a solar system and provide a price estimate over the phone. If you’re happy to proceed, we’ll book a time to visit your property.
One of our accredited installers will do a thorough assessment of your property to ensure there will be no surprises for a successful installation. You will also receive a formal and final quote.
We’ll be busy ensuring the energy supplier provides approval for the installation of solar. We’ll take care of the paperwork in the background and notify you when it’s all done – simple!
In most cases the same installer who conducted your site assessment will be back to complete the installation. We’ll arrange a date and time that suits you and book with our team over the phone. This will normally take about a day for a standard home to complete and it will be necessary to have someone home to meet the technician.
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