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Solar and battery advice · No salesperson

Tired of dealing with solar and battery salesmen?

Speak directly to an electrician or an engineer. Get expert advice on a system tailored and designed to your energy needs — your bill, how you use power, and what the home or business will need next.

  1. This is not a quote engine. You tell us the property, the bill and the habits. Nobody sends a package price.
  2. You choose who calls. One, two or three companies. Each one puts an electrician or engineer on the job, not a salesperson.
  3. They design it for you. Homes, workshops, car washes, dealerships and industrial roofs, from Tweed Heads to Brisbane.
Engineers and electricians reviewing an energy design together
Designed, not soldAn electrician or engineer reads the usage before anyone sizes the system

Homes and businesses

Workshops, car washes, dealerships, estates

The same brief covers a house or a commercial roof. Daytime load, operating hours and what the site will add next decide the design.

What the rules actually say

Up to 1 MW of commercial solar — STCs, not “FTCs”

From 1 October 2026, eligible solar above 100 kW and up to 1 MW can receive upfront STCs under the federal Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme. The government puts that at about 20% off a mid-sized system. It is not a green-bank cheque, and it is not automatic. Over 1 MW stays on large-scale certificates. Batteries are a separate program. The electrician checks the site before anyone talks discount.

Local search

Quotes from Tweed Heads to Brisbane, west to Beaudesert

What you do

A short quiz. Then an electrician or engineer, not a sales script.

1. Tell us the site

Home or business. Solar, battery and/or a heat pump. Suburb and postcode.

2. Tell us the energy

Your usual bill, how the place uses power, and what may change later. No file upload.

3. They design it

Pick 1, 2 or 3 companies. Each one puts a qualified electrician or engineer on your brief.

Questions people search

Solar quotes, batteries and heat pumps — Tweed to Brisbane

How do I get a solar battery quote from Tweed to Brisbane?

Take the 60-second brief. Choose solar, battery and/or a heat pump, then suburb and usage. You pick 1, 2 or 3 companies. A qualified electrician — not a salesperson — designs from your bill and habits.

Do I need to upload my electricity bill?

No. A quarterly bill range is enough to start. Have a recent bill nearby when the electrician calls so they can read usage, tariff and export properly.

Will I get a cookie-cutter package price?

No. The brief is not an instant online quote. Each electrician looks at how the house uses power now and what may change — EV, pool, work from home — then sizes the system.

Which areas do you cover?

Northern NSW from Tweed Heads and Banora Point, the Gold Coast and hinterland (Bonogin, Mudgeeraba, Tallai, Worongary, Gilston, Maudsland, Tamborine), Brisbane, Jimboomba, and west to Beaudesert in the Scenic Rim.

What must an installer pass before they see my details?

Five years trading, electrician on the quote, own warehouse, 200+ five-star reviews, ten-year workmanship warranty, dedicated support, CEC approval and SAA accreditation. The brief is only shared after that check.

Do you brief commercial sites, not only homes?

Yes. Mechanics, car washes, dealerships, warehouses and industrial estates can take the same brief. The electrician designs from daytime load, roof and future demand.

Can a business claim a megawatt of FTCs?

Not under that name. From 1 October 2026, eligible commercial solar above 100 kW and up to 1 MW can receive upfront small-scale technology certificates (STCs) under the federal Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme. The old cap was 100 kW. The government has said this is about a 20% cut on a mid-sized system. It is not the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, and it is not an automatic payment. Systems over 1 MW stay on large-scale certificates. Batteries are a separate federal program. A designer checks whether the site actually qualifies.

Why this exists

A salesman sells a package. An electrician designs the system you need.

Peak hours, a pool in January, an EV next year, a workshop that runs all day. That is what the advice is based on. The price comes after the design.

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