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Solar, sized to your bill.

Most retailers quote a 6.6 kW kit by default — it's what fits the cheapest inverter and the best STC rebate margin. Your house isn't a default. Drop your postcode and your quarterly bill below to see an indicative price and system size sized properly for your roof and your usage.

Typical install
5–13 kW
Indicative price
$5k–$15k
Payback
3–6 yrs
What you're really buying

Panels, inverter, install. And the next 25 years.

A solar system is hardware that lives on your roof for two decades. The cheapest quote almost always wins on the panel and loses on the inverter, the mounting, and the warranty support — exactly the parts that decide whether you're still generating in year 8. We help you avoid that trade.

What a good quote covers

Specs your consultant will actually nail down.

System size
Right-sized to your annual kWh — typically 6.6, 8.8, 10, or 13.2 kW
Panels
Tier-1 mono-PERC, typically 440–450W per panel (REC, Trina, Jinko, LONGi)
Inverter
Sungrow, Fronius, SolarEdge, Enphase — sized 0.75–1.33× the panel kW
Roof & orientation
Multi-aspect arrays modelled with shading; not just "north-only"
Warranty terms
25-yr panel performance, 10-yr inverter, 5–10-yr workmanship — separately disclosed
Rebates included
STC small-scale rebate netted off, federal + state incentives flagged
Indicative quote

What solar actually costs you.

Two inputs — your postcode and your quarterly bill — return an indicative system size, installed price range, and annual saving. Your consultant models this exactly in your free quote.

Recommended size
6.6 kW
Installed range
$5,500–$8,500
Year-1 saving
$1,650

Assumes a north-facing roof with no major shading, your state's regulated grid rate and feed-in tariff, and ~32% self-consumption (no battery). Indicative only — your final quote depends on roof orientation, switchboard, and any consumer-mains work.