Already have a quote? Send it through.

What to send

The quote itself, as a PDF or a photo of every page, and a recent power bill. The quote tells us what has been proposed. The bill tells us what your house actually uses and when it uses it, which is the only way to say whether the system in the quote is the right size for the house it is going on.

What comes back

A plain summary in writing: what the quote includes, what it leaves out, and what the equipment in it actually is. In your own words rather than ours, so you can take it back to whoever wrote the quote and ask about anything that is not clear. No obligation, and no pressure to switch.

What gets looked at

The panel and inverter specification, and what those models actually are rather than what the brochure calls them. Whether switchboard work is included in the price or sitting outside it. What the warranty actually covers, how long each part of it runs, and who honours it, the manufacturer or the installer. And who performs the installation, meaning whether the company on the quote does the work with its own people or books it out.

Those four are where two quotes for the same roof usually turn out to be two different systems. Once you can see them side by side, the decision tends to make itself.

Results from our online tools are estimates only. These online results do not constitute a quote or guarantee of savings. System specifications, final pricing, and configurations are only valid when provided in a written quote from us. See clause 11 of our Website Terms of Use.