A typical solar power system includes:

• Solar panels to capture sunlight.
• An inverter/Power optimisers to convert DC electricity to AC.
• Mounting structures to hold the panels.
• A battery (optional) for energy storage.
• A monitoring system to track performance.

• Lower electricity bills.
• Reduced carbon footprint.
• Increased property value.
• Energy independence.
• Government incentives and tax benefits.

Most installations don’t require major structural changes. Our team will assess your property to ensure it can support the panels. If any modifications are needed, we’ll let you know in advance.

Yes, solar panels can be installed on most roof types, including asphalt shingles, metal, tile, and flat roofs. Ground-mounted systems are also an option if the roof isn’t suitable.

Savings vary based on your energy consumption, system size, and local electricity rates. Most homeowners save 50–70% on their bills, with some achieving zero electricity costs.

Solar panels produce less electricity on cloudy days and none at night. A battery storage system or grid connection ensures you have power during these times.

Solar systems are low maintenance. Panels may need occasional cleaning, and the inverter should be checked periodically. We offer maintenance plans for hassle-free upkeep.