How to read a quote properly
The five lines that decide what you actually own, and the three that are there to make the total look smaller than it is.
A short, plain-English guide to buying solar in Australia — written for people who want to not get burnt, not for people who want a brochure. No jargon, no upsell, no drip campaign.
Takes about 30 seconds. Home and business versions available.
Written from the questions people actually email us, not from a marketing brief.
The five lines that decide what you actually own, and the three that are there to make the total look smaller than it is.
Why the panels get the marketing and the inverter decides whether you're happy in year eight.
The most-emailed-about section. Same-day discounts, phantom RRPs, mystery brands, warranties nobody will honour.
Reading your own bill, why daytime usage matters more than total usage, and when a battery genuinely changes the maths.
What the certificate scheme is, how it usually reaches you as a discount, and how to check it's actually been applied.
One page you can print and take into the conversation. If a quote survives it, it's probably a good quote.
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