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Solar for the Whitsundays

Panels sized to your roof and your bill.

Not the biggest system we can sell you. We look at your last few bills and your roof, install tier-one gear rated for cyclone country, and handle the Ergon paperwork. Homes and businesses.

Solar panels lining a corrugated roof on a rural Whitsundays block, farmland behind
A rural Whitsundays install: panels along a corrugated roof, cyclone-rated mounting.

What you get

Sized to how you live, built for up here.

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    Sized off your bills, not a brochure

    Three or four recent bills tell us how much you use and when. A north-facing roof peaks at midday, a west-facing one holds on into the afternoon. We size and place the panels around that, and we'll tell you if a smaller system is the smarter buy.

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    Gear that handles cyclones and salt

    LONGi tier-one panels on mounting rated for cyclone Region C, with hardware tested for salt-mist exposure. Nothing is indestructible, but this is about as tough as it gets.

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    Ready for a battery later

    A Sungrow hybrid-capable inverter goes in as standard, so adding a battery down the track is a straightforward job rather than a rebuild.

Everything sorted start to finish: design, install, the Ergon connection application and metering, and your feed-in set up so you're credited for what you export.

Newly installed solar panels on a Whitsundays rooftop
A new array going on. Most residential installs are done in a day.

No decent roof?

Ground-mount, off-grid, or a battery on its own.

Rural block with a shed roof facing the wrong way, or nothing worth putting panels on? We build freestanding ground-mounted arrays, and full off-grid systems for properties past the end of the line.

In a unit or townhouse where panels aren't an option, a battery on its own can still take a chunk off the evening bill. Battery without solar →

What we check first

  • Roof direction, pitch and shade across the day.
  • Roof material and age: Colorbond, tile, or something that needs a closer look first.
  • Switchboard capacity and what meter you have.
  • What Ergon will let you connect and export in your street.

Commercial jobs have their own rules, so for a shop or a shed ring and we'll come and look. Savings are indicative only until we've assessed the site.

Get in touch

Talk to Madison.

Ring for a free quote, or send your details and he'll get back to you. Already got a quote from someone else? Send that through too and he'll give it an honest read, no obligation.

What happens next

  1. 1. Ring or send the form.
  2. 2. Madison comes out and looks at your roof, switchboard and bills. No charge.
  3. 3. You get a clear quote. Take your time with it.
  4. 4. We install, then sort the Ergon paperwork and connection.