Solar designed as part of a whole-home system
Most solar quotes start and end with panels on a roof. We start with your energy: your usage pattern, tariff, hot water, heating and any EV plans. Then we size a system where every kilowatt is generated, stored or used where it saves you the most.
- Tier-1 panels and inverters from the Clean Energy Council approved product lists — the standard required for Victorian rebates.
- SAA-accredited installers and licensed electricians on every job.
- 25-year panel performance warranty and a 5-year workmanship warranty.
- Itemised fixed-price proposal after your free site assessment — exclusions identified before you accept.
- Rebate paperwork handled — federal STC discount applied upfront; Victorian Solar Homes rebate for eligible owner-occupiers.
Also explore: Inverters · Battery Storage · EV Chargers · Heat Pumps · Air Conditioning
Leading brands, matched to your home
We supply premium Tier-1 panels from the Clean Energy Council approved product lists, choosing the right module for your roof, budget and output goals.
One of the world's largest panel makers. Tiger Neo N-type modules deliver excellent output and very low degradation.
Compact, high-density dual-glass N-type panels ideal for residential roofs and tight spaces.
A global top-tier manufacturer with reliable TOPCon modules and strong long-term performance.
DeepBlue N-type panels offering one of the best value-per-watt options available.
High-output N-type TOPCon modules from a major global manufacturer.
Australia's own panel manufacturer — premium N-type panels made in Adelaide.
Supplied from the Clean Energy Council approved product lists through our distribution partners, including OSW Energy. Performance ratings are an indicative guide; the specific make and model is recommended to suit your property and confirmed in your itemised proposal.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a residential solar system cost in Melbourne?
After rebates, a quality 6.6kW system typically costs $4,500–$6,500 installed, while a 13.2kW system with battery storage runs $12,000–$18,000. Your itemised proposal shows the true out-of-pocket cost with all rebates applied.
What rebates can Melbourne homeowners claim on solar?
The federal STC incentive is applied upfront at the point of sale, and eligible Victorian owner-occupiers may access the Solar Homes rebate of up to $1,400 plus an optional interest-free loan. Eligibility criteria apply and programs change — we confirm what you qualify for before any proposal.
How long does installation take?
Many standard residential solar installations are completed within a day, subject to site and electrical conditions. Grid connection approval from your distributor typically takes 5–15 business days after installation.
Ready to cut your energy costs?
Free assessment, itemised fixed-price proposal after your site visit.