Award-Winning Solar Installation Experts in NSW

NSW receives plenty of sunlight, which makes solar highly effective across the state—from coastal suburbs to regional communities. If your roof has good sun exposure, you can expect strong bill savings from day one. We provide a free home assessment to check roof suitability, shading, and expected system performance.

All NSW homeowners installing rooftop solar can access the Federal STC incentive, which significantly reduces upfront costs. NSW does not currently offer a separate state rebate for solar panels, but many households choose to add a battery later to unlock further savings and potential VPP incentives.

Yes — grid approval is required to ensure safe export of energy back to the network. Most homes also need a smart meter to accurately track solar generation and feed-in credits. We coordinate both the approval process and the meter upgrade with your retailer for a smooth setup.

Most standard rooftop systems in NSW are installed and commissioned in a single day. Larger systems or complex roof layouts may take slightly longer. We handle everything from safety checks to final grid connection.

Premium panels typically include 20–25 year performance warranties, and inverters come with 10–12 year warranties. We also provide a full workmanship guarantee, ongoing monitoring support, and priority after-install service for complete peace of mind.

Yes — as soon as the system is connected to the grid, your daytime power use is supplied by free solar energy instead of retailers’ rates. Most NSW homeowners start seeing substantial bill reductions in their very first billing cycle.

No — standard grid-connected solar must turn off during an outage for safety reasons. If reliable backup power is important to you, we can design your system to support a future battery or include one now for blackout protection.

Absolutely. We can install a hybrid-ready inverter and ensure your system is built for easy future battery integration. This allows you to add storage later to maximise self-consumption and energy independence.