Your energy at a glance
The view from here.
A walkthrough of your monitoring, so you know how to check what your system is doing.
Looking bright
From first lookto first light.
Good energy starts with a clear plan. Here is every step from what if to switching on.
- 1ExploreKnow the price first.
- 2DesignChoose at your pace.
- 3InstallSee what comes next.
- 4Switch onApproval, handover, first light.
Four steps. A whole new outlook.
Take a look around. Each step makes the next one simpler.
Your first look
Illustrative estimateYour sunshine, in numbers.
$14,400
- 4.8 kW system12 panels
- Design + installationIncluded
- Your contact detailsNot required
Step 1 of 4
Before a call. Before a commitment.
Curiosity doesn’t need a sales call.
Use your electricity bill to explore a starting system size, price and long-term savings. Nothing is sent to an installer.
You bring
Your monthly bill and a little curiosity.
One important thing: installation and permission to switch on are separate milestones.
A real plan leaves room for real life
Less “any news?” More “here’s next.”
There isn’t one installation timeline for every home. These are the things your installer needs to check.
Your home and roof
Roof repairs, structural checks or electrical upgrades can add work before installation. A survey should identify these early.
Permits and paperwork
Local permits and inspections follow the rules and availability in your area. Your installer should explain what has been submitted and what is still pending.
Your utility’s approval
Connecting to the grid may require utility approval, metering changes or a final inspection. A completed installation does not automatically mean it can be switched on.
Good energy.Thoughtfully installed.
Put the kettle on. We’ll talk roofs.
When you’re ready for a survey, having these things to hand helps make the conversation useful.
4 more to gatherYour choices stay in this browser tab.
Your survey checklist
0 of 4 readyAll set for your next chapter.
The job isn’t finished until you know what you’ve got and who to turn to.
Your system guide
The details, together.
Your final design, equipment information and warranty terms, ready to keep.
Aftercare, in your handover
A little help when you need it.
Your installer’s support details, with the next steps for maintenance or a warranty question.
A few things worth asking.
More solar questionsWhen does an estimate become a final quote?
After the installer checks the property, roof, electrics and tariff. The final quote should spell out equipment, installation, any extra work and payment terms before you agree.
Do I need to be home during installation?
Your installer will confirm access and attendance requirements. Electrical work may need access inside, and any planned outage should be discussed beforehand.
Can I change my mind after the estimate?
The illustrative online estimate carries no commitment. Before signing a real installation agreement, read the cancellation terms and ask your installer to explain them.
What happens if the survey changes the price?
Ask for a revised, itemised quote that explains the reason for the change. Take time to review it before accepting the design or scheduling work.
