Before design
Property facts, energy use and site constraints are reviewed before equipment is selected.
How it works
A clear path from first enquiry to ongoing support.
The exact programme varies with the property, equipment, permits and utility process. The decision points, responsibilities and next steps should still be easy to understand.
09clear project stages
- 01
Tell us about the property
Submit the location, property type, contact details and the energy goal you want to explore.
- 02
Share recent energy use
Electricity bills and a short description help establish when and how much energy the property uses.
- 03
Arrange the site assessment
A suitable visit time is agreed for [Service Area] and the required access is explained in advance.
- 04
Review roof and installation conditions
Available area, shading, roof condition, access, electrical equipment and safe equipment locations are checked.
- 05
Shape the right system
Solar, inverter, battery, hot-water or EV charging options are matched to the verified property information.
- 06
Receive a clear quotation
The proposed scope, equipment, assumptions, exclusions, warranties and price are set out for review.
- 07
Complete approvals
[Confirm Responsibility for Permits, Utility Applications and Required Approvals] before work begins.
- 08
Install, test and explain
The system is installed safely, commissioned, tested and handed over with practical operating guidance.
- 09
Monitor and support
Monitoring access, maintenance expectations and [Verified After-sales Support Terms] continue after handover.
Before approval
Scope, assumptions, exclusions, responsibilities, equipment and warranty terms are made clear.
Before installation
Access, safety, roof condition, cable routes, scheduling and any enabling works are confirmed.
Before handover
Testing, monitoring access, operating guidance, documents and the support route are completed.
Prepare the first review
You can begin without knowing any technical specifications.
Share what is already available. Roof photographs and bills can make the first conversation more useful, but the site assessment confirms the design basis.
- Property location
- Recent electricity bills
- Property and roof type
- Roof or installation-area photographs
- Typical daytime and evening electricity use
- Existing solar or electrical equipment
- Battery storage goals
- Current or future EV charging needs
A useful first step
Request a solar energy assessment
Share the property location, recent energy use and what you want the system to achieve. A recommendation comes after the property is understood.