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Solar and battery quotes from installers we've actually checked.

One accredited local installer calls you back — not five. Free, no obligation, and we don't sell your details to a list.

Where's the property? — step 1 of 3

  • Accredited installers only, and we watch the expiry date
  • Your details go to one installer, and to nobody else
  • Real people on the phone, no spam

How it goes

  1. 1

    Tell us about your home

    Your postcode, what you are after, roughly what your power bill is and when you would want it done. No documents, no site visit, nothing to sign.

  2. 2

    We check who should call you

    We match your address to an installer who actually covers it and whose accreditation and insurance we hold on file. One installer, not a list.

  3. 3

    They quote, and you decide

    They call to understand the house, then quote — on the phone for a simple job, or at your place for anything that needs a look at the roof and the switchboard. You are not committed at any point.

What this costs you

Nothing, at any point

The quote is free, the introduction is free, and there is no fee if you go ahead. The installer pays us for the introduction — that is the whole business model, and it is on the front page rather than in the small print.

It does not change your price

We have no say in what they quote you and no cut of the job. An installer who padded the price to cover an introduction fee would lose the quote to the next one, which is rather the point.

You are not committed

Not after the call, not after the visit, not after the quote. If you decide against it, say so and it ends there.

How much power it would make on your roof · The rest of the questions people ask

What “checked” actually means

  • Accreditation, and that it has not lapsed. Installing a grid-connected solar system in Australia requires an accredited installer, and the accreditation expires. We hold the certificate, we hold its expiry date, and the platform stops sending work to a business whose accreditation has run out — automatically, on the day, rather than when somebody notices.
  • Insurance. Public liability cover, on file and in date. People are going on your roof and into your switchboard.
  • That they actually cover your address. Every installer draws the area they serve, and we match your postcode against it. It is why you do not get a call from someone three hours away who will quote high and hope you say no.
  • That they are not taking more than they can handle. There is a limit on how many installers work any one area through us, and a limit on how much work each takes at a time. An installer with a full diary is the reason a quote takes three weeks.

And what we do not check

Where we cover

Seven areas today. If you are outside them the form says so, rather than taking your details and going quiet.

Ready for a quote?

Tell us about your roof and your power bill. It takes about two minutes, and one checked installer will call you back.

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