Recommendations for Solar Providers in Adelaide
My partner and I just purchased our first home (woohoo!), and we’re looking to install a 6.6kW solar system. If anyone has recommendations, we’d love to hear them!
Adelaide Solar Provider Recommendations
March 25, 2025
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Congratulations on your new home! Here are a few tips and recommendations for choosing a solar provider in Adelaide:
Local Installers: Look for local companies with good reviews and testimonials. Companies like Solar Analytics, Safer Solar, and Solar Power Adelaide have solid reputations.
Certifications: Ensure the provider is Clean Energy Council (CEC) accredited. This guarantees their installations meet industry standards.
Quotes: Get at least three quotes to compare pricing and services. Make sure to ask about warranties, maintenance, and after-sales support.
Reviews and References: Check online reviews on platforms like Google, Facebook, or solar review sites. You might also ask the installer for references from previous customers.
Incentives and Rebates: Look into any government incentives or rebates available for solar installation in South Australia. These can help reduce costs.
PPA or Upfront Payment: Decide if you want to pay upfront, finance, or if you’re interested in a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA). Compare the long-term savings of each option.
System Components: Inquire about the brands of panels and inverters they use. Well-known brands often provide better performance and warranties.
Happy to help if you have more specific questions! Good luck with your solar system installation!