Rooftop solar for your home
A rooftop solar system for detached houses and villas. Lower your bill and use the electricity you produce yourself.
How big a system do you need?
A typical system for a detached house is between 5 and 10 kWp. The right size depends on your annual electricity consumption, your roof area and the direction your roof faces. The goal is not to bring your bill to zero, but to cover your daytime consumption.
How net metering works
You use the electricity you generate in your home first. The surplus you don't use is fed into the grid and offset against your bill. So you keep benefiting even when you produce during the day and consume in the evening.
What we cover
- Roof survey and shading analysis
- Production estimate and payback period calculation
- Installation of panels, mounting structure and inverter
- Low-voltage switchboard and meter connection work
- Distribution company applications and permits
- Testing, commissioning and maintenance afterwards
Payback period
For homes, a system usually pays for itself in 3–5 years. The period is shorter for homes with high bills and a lot of daytime consumption.
Let's work out what fits your home
Send us your latest bill and a photo of your roof, and we'll prepare a quote for you.