A typical installation covers a site assessment, system design, supply of panels and an inverter, mounting and wiring, grid connection paperwork, and commissioning at switch-on. Battery storage can be added where suitable. We walk through what happens on the day and set clear expectations, then help you set up monitoring so you can track output from the start.
System size depends on how much power you use and when you use it, along with your roof space and orientation. It helps to read your electricity bill before sizing a solar system so you understand your daily consumption. During the assessment we match a system to your usage and goals — contact us for a tailored recommendation.
Most residential installs are completed in a single day on site, though the full journey from enquiry to activation takes longer once network approvals and meter changes are factored in. Larger or three-phase systems may need extra time. We give you a realistic timeline once we’ve assessed your roof and confirmed connection requirements with the network.
Yes. North-facing roofs generally produce the most in Perth, while east and west can still perform well for morning and evening use. Shading from trees, chimneys, or neighbouring buildings reduces output, so we plan panel layout around any obstructions on your roof to keep generation as high as possible throughout the day.
Eligible systems can attract small-scale technology certificates (STCs), an upfront federal incentive that reduces the cost of installation. Eligibility depends on your system meeting accreditation and equipment standards. We handle the relevant paperwork as part of the install and can explain how the rebate applies to your specific system during the quote.
We work across the greater Perth metro area, including Stirling, Melville, Canning, South Perth, Subiaco, and surrounding suburbs. If you’re unsure whether we cover your location, get in touch and we’ll confirm and arrange a site assessment for your home.
