Prices
Starting prices for the three jobs we do most. Solar prices are shown after STCs. Your written quote is the final figure.
from $220
single storey, up to 6.6 kW
For a system already on your roof that may not be pulling its weight.
Most homes
from $5,500
installed, after STCs
The size that suits most houses in the inner north.
from $9,000
10 kWh, before any incentive
Worth it for some houses and not others. We check yours first.
All prices are in AUD and include GST. Solar prices are shown after STCs. Roof type, shade equipment and switchboard work can change the price. Your written quote is confirmed before work starts.
| What we do | Prices |
|---|---|
| Solar panel installation | from $5,500 installed |
| Home batteries | from $9,000 installed |
| Health check and panel clean | from $220 |
| Inverter replacement and repairs | from $1,800 installed |
| Upgrades and extra panels | quoted per job |
| EV charger with solar | from $1,900 installed |
Questions
Straight answers on cost, savings, shade and timing. If yours is not here, ring us.
A 6.6 kW system starts from around $5,500 installed and usually lands between $5,500 and $7,500, depending on the panels, the inverter and your roof. That is after STCs, which come off the price at the point of sale. Shade equipment such as microinverters, a tiled or steep roof, or switchboard work can add to it. You get a fixed written price before you agree to anything.
It depends on how much power you use during the day, your tariff and your feed-in rate, so we will not promise a dollar figure. Feed-in rates in Victoria are now very low, which means the power you use yourself is what pays. A house with people home in the day does much better than an empty one. Send us a bill and we will work out an estimate for your house and show you the sums.
Often yes, but the design matters. With a standard string system, shade on one panel can pull down the output of the whole string. We use microinverters or panel-level optimisers so each panel works on its own, and we keep panels off the worst-shaded sections. If a roof is too shaded to make sense, we will tell you before you spend anything.
Most houses are installed within two to four weeks of saying yes, once the distributor has approved the connection. A 6.6 kW system usually takes one day to install. After that your electricity retailer updates the meter for solar, which can take a couple of weeks more. We tell you where things are up to at each stage.
Send a recent power bill and your address. You get an honest estimate and a fixed price, and no one turns up to pressure you.