Your electricity bill is rising and you want to know if solar actually helps.
Residential storage / Melbourne and surrounding areas
Storage that starts with the home, not a package.
Bill, roof, existing solar, tariff, backup needs, and inverter path are checked before battery size or product choice is treated as final.
Quote inputsPostcode, bill, existing solar, backup goal.
Enough to avoid a generic battery package.
PanelsTongwei / Jinko
Battery pathNow or later
Service areaMelbourne and surrounding areas
BusinessABN 58 661 219 674
Quote logicBill, usage, backup, products
HandoverMonitoring, records, warranty notes
Fit check
Useful when the quotes do not line up.
You are comparing quotes and the system sizes do not line up.
You may want a battery later but do not want to overbuy today.
You want the quote explained before installation is booked.
Before quoting
Six checks decide whether the quote is useful.
The storage pathway should match household behaviour and site constraints, not just a catalogue battery size.
When the home uses power
Daytime use, evening use, cooling load, EV plans, and work-from-home habits change what size makes sense.
What the roof can really take
Roof direction, pitch, material, shade, usable space, and access decide the panel layout.
What can change the price
Switchboard position, roof access, multiple roof faces, and site constraints can affect the final scope.
Which inverter path fits
The inverter should match the roof layout, monitoring needs, phases, and any future battery plan.
Battery now or later
Some homes need storage now. Others only need a solar system that does not block a later battery upgrade.
What happens after install
Monitoring access, product records, warranty notes, and normal generation expectations should be clear.
Comparing quotes
A clear quote shows the assumptions.
The point is not more paperwork. It is making the recommendation easy to compare before installation is booked.
Product path
Choose equipment after the system path is clear.
Panels, inverter, monitoring, and battery storage have to work together. Brand comes after compatibility.
Panel fit
Roof space, shade, orientation, and the target system size decide which panel option is worth comparing.
Inverter path
The inverter needs to match the roof layout, phase requirements, monitoring, export settings, and product availability.
Battery-ready choice
If storage is likely now or later, the system should keep future battery, backup, and monitoring options practical.
Panel range
Tongwei
Jinko Solar
TongweiJinko SolarInverter and battery-ready range
Fox ESS
SOFAR
Deye
Sigenergy
Solis
AlphaESS
Fox ESSSOFARDeyeSigenergySolisAlphaESSIntegrated home energy
Home Solar + Storage + EV Charging System.
We deliver integrated solar, storage, and charging solutions for your home or business. From rooftop solar to energy storage and smart EV charging, we handle every step. Our precise, safe installations seamlessly integrate clean energy into your daily life.
Generation planned around roof fit, daily load, and export settings.
Battery capacity and backup expectations checked before product selection.
Charging pathway considered with future load, tariffs, and everyday use.
Choose your pathway
Pick the closest fit, then apply for a quote.
These examples help narrow the starting point. The final product selection is confirmed after the roof, load, backup needs, and site constraints are checked.
4-10kWInverter
+3.8-45.6kWhBattery
Choose this when a smaller home needs a neat battery path, simple monitoring, and everyday backup planning.
- Best for
- Smaller homes
- System style
- Compact
- Decision cue
- Simple backup
5-15kWInverter
+9-42kWhBattery
Choose this when capacity may grow over time and flexible placement or WarmControl management matters.
- Best for
- Growing storage
- System style
- Stackable
- Decision cue
- Flexible site
5-12kWInverter
+5-30kWhBattery
Choose this when solar, inverter selection, battery readiness, and monitoring need to work together.
- Best for
- Solar + battery
- System style
- Hybrid
- Decision cue
- Monitoring
5-30kWInverter
+5-48kWhBattery
Choose this when the brief is integrated storage, stackability, and a broader backup pathway where supported.
- Best for
- Backup scope
- System style
- Integrated
- Decision cue
- Whole-home path
Handover records
The product decision is not finished at installation.
Good records make warranty, maintenance, monitoring, and future upgrades much easier to handle after the installer has left site.
- Panel, inverter, and battery model details
- Serial numbers where relevant
- Monitoring app or portal access
- Warranty documents and support pathway
- Handover notes for future upgrades
Assumptions before price
Do not lock a savings claim until the property data is checked.
Rebates, STCs, export value, and product fit sit inside the quote assumptions. They should not float as a separate promise.
Quote checksUseful numbers only after the inputs match the home.
Property and timing
Postcode, install timing, roof access, and program rules need to line up.
System and products
System size, panel model, inverter path, and eligibility change the answer.
Tariff and export value
Retailer plan, daytime use, export limits, and battery plans affect savings.
Process
From enquiry to handover, one decision path.
Each step should reduce uncertainty before the next one starts, from first details to monitoring and warranty notes.
Send details
Postcode, recent bill, roof notes, battery interest, and timing.
Check the home
We look at usage, roof fit, shade, access, and likely constraints.
Compare options
Panel, inverter, storage-ready, and monitoring options are reviewed together.
Quote
You should be able to see assumptions, inclusions, exclusions, and next steps.
Install and explain
Monitoring, product records, warranty notes, and support path are made clear.
Project proof
Use real project material when available.
Keep the page ready for proof without inventing case studies or private details.
Next step
Send the details that make the first reply specific.
You do not need the perfect system size. These details are enough to start a useful conversation.
- Postcode and a recent electricity bill
- Roof type, shade concerns, or access notes
- Whether you want solar only or battery-ready
- Photos of the roof or switchboard if available