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In Australia, solar power installers and suppliers help households plan solar systems, choose compatible equipment and organise installation. They form part of the broader building and construction professionals listed on ArchiPro.

Solar panels have come a long way in recent years, becoming more efficient and cost-effective than ever. Because of this, an increasing number of households are choosing to supplement or fully power their house with solar panels to take advantage of their tremendous benefits and reduce their own reliance on the grid. ArchiPro features only the most reputable solar power suppliers and installers from around Australia.

Solar system installation

Full solar system installation requires materials, an installation team, an electrician, and possibly a building consent and these professionals will ensure no stone is left unturned.

Solar panel installation

Solar panels are often installed on roofs, where they can receive the most sunlight. These professionals will sometimes work with roofing contractors during solar panel installation.

Solar power supplies

Having the latest and best solar power supplies in Australia is crucial for a robust and reliable setup and these professionals have the best access to high-quality parts and products.

Solar battery installation

Solar power batteries handle high levels of energy and experienced installation is always recommended.

Solar inverter installation

A solar inverter changes the power produced by the solar panels into a form your household can use, the installation for which again requires experience and skill which these professionals provide.

The advantages of hiring a skilled solar panel supplier and installer in Australia

Solar panels, and their installation, are technically complex and advanced which means you should only want to work with the best of the very best when it comes to yours. Skilled and experienced professionals have the knowledge and expertise required to assess your home or commercial property’s situation and make recommendations that will give you the best return on your investment. They will have access to the latest products and the most trusted brands in the business so you can get the best features and functionality that’s available. Better still, they will give you peace of mind that you will have an excellent solar panel system that is among the very best available in Australia.

How to choose the best solar panel supplier and installer for your project

Each house and workplace is going to have slightly different requirements when it comes to solar power installation. A good solar panel supplier and installer in Australia will be able to help you work through the required calculations to work out how many solar panels your home will need and how big the battery needs to be. The knowledge and expertise they can demonstrate on this and other matters to do with the installation is a strong indicator for great results so initiating a conversation with them is key to deciding whether they are the right professional for you.

Some questions you might want to ask include:

  • How many solar panels will my house need?
  • What size solar battery will I need?
  • Do you have a registered electrician on your team?
  • How long will your solar panels last before needing replacement?
  • Do you offer solar panel cleaning services?
  • How long will installation take?
  • How many other solar panel systems have you installed in Australia?

FAQs

Can solar be installed in the rain?

While solar panels can be installed in the rain, it is not advisable due to the increased risk of electrocution as well as the roof being more slippery.

Can solar panels work at night?

No, solar panels require sunlight in order to produce power. Batteries store surplus energy collected during the day for use at night.

Do you need a building consent for solar panels?

This depends on your local regulations. Smaller installations are less likely to require a building consent. An experienced professional will be able to advise you on this.

How many solar panels does it take to power a house?

Your average household will need 15–25 square metres worth of solar panels to produce enough electricity.