Why Solar
Plan Around Your Home
System Options
Choose the Right Setup
On-grid solar
Designed to work with the utility grid. It can offset eligible daytime electricity use, but typically shuts down during a grid outage for safety unless separate backup equipment is installed.
Off-grid solar
Uses batteries and controls to supply selected loads independently of the grid. It needs careful load planning, battery sizing, and ongoing battery care.
Hybrid solar
Combines solar, grid connection, and battery capability. Backup behavior depends on the equipment, battery capacity, wiring, and selected circuits.
Your Assessment
From Roof Check to Handover
A practical residential solar plan begins with your property and electricity needs.
Roof suitability
We review roof condition, shading, orientation, available area, access, and mounting considerations. A final recommendation depends on an on-site assessment.
Electricity-use assessment
Share recent electricity bills and note daytime use, major appliances, and expected changes such as EV charging or added cooling.
System design and approvals
The proposed design considers your selected system type, local utility requirements, and any documentation that may be needed.
Installation and handover
Installation is followed by commissioning guidance, monitoring orientation where applicable, and a review of routine care.
Residential Solar FAQ
Clear Answers for Homeowners
Every home and system is different. We help you understand the practical questions before you proceed.
Next Step
Start with Your Home
Tell us about your roof and electricity use. We will help you explore suitable residential solar options.
