Your Roof Could Be
Saving You Thousands

After the federal STC discount, a quality 6.6kW solar system typically costs $4,500–$7,500 installed. A larger 10kW system ranges from $7,000–$11,000. Adding a battery (e.g., Tesla Powerwall 2 at 13.5kWh) adds $10,000–$14,000 — though state rebates like Victoria's $2,950 battery rebate bring that down significantly.

The federal government's STCs provide $1,500–$2,600 off your system cost. Victoria offers up to $1,400 for solar and $2,950 for batteries. Queensland's Battery Booster offers up to $3,000. NSW offers interest-free loans up to $14,000 for solar + battery. The federal rebate shrinks annually — acting sooner means bigger savings.

Most Australian households see a payback period of 3–5 years. After that, your electricity is essentially free for the remaining 20+ years of your system's lifespan. That's a return on investment most financial products can't match.

Batteries boost your solar self-consumption from 30–40% to 70–85%. State rebates help — Victoria offers up to $2,950, Queensland up to $3,000, SA up to $3,000. With battery prices dropping ~10% yearly and feed-in tariffs at just 3–12c/kWh, storing your own solar makes more financial sense than ever.

Solar panels still generate 25–50% capacity on cloudy days. At night, you draw from your battery or the grid at reduced rates thanks to daytime feed-in credits. Your system stays grid-connected, so you always have power.

Every installer is CEC-accredited, fully licensed, and vetted through customer review analysis, warranty track record, and installation quality audits. We only work with installers maintaining a 4.5+ star rating.

Completely free with zero obligation. We're paid a referral fee by installers when you proceed — this doesn't add any cost to your system. Our reputation depends on your satisfaction.