Many Victorian owner-occupiers can access rebates of up to $1,400 through the Solar Homes Program, but eligibility depends on factors like your property type, whether the address has claimed rebates before, and program requirements at the time. The fastest way to confirm is a quick rebate check using your postcode and basic details.

Eligible battery installations receive an upfront rebate through the Cheaper Home Batteries Program (delivered via certificates claimed by the installer). The value varies by battery size and certificate pricing, but many households see a meaningful reduction of about 30% in upfront cost. We can estimate your expected discount based on your battery choice and installation timing.

In most cases, no. Your installer usually manages the rebate process and applies eligible discounts directly to your quote. You may need to provide some details or documents (depending on the program), but you shouldn’t have to navigate the process alone.

It depends on your usage and goals. Many households start with solar panels first to reduce daytime bills, then add a battery later. If you already export a lot of solar during the day and use more power at night, installing solar + batteries together can increase self-consumption and reduce reliance on the grid.

It depends on your system size, how much electricity you use, and when you use it. As a guide, many Victorian households with solar panels alone reduce grid electricity costs by around 30–60%. Adding a battery can increase your solar self-consumption and often lift total bill reductions to around 60–80% in the right usage patterns.

Your actual savings will vary based on tariffs, feed-in rates, and household behaviour; we size your system using your real usage data to keep the estimate realistic.

We install quality systems backed by strong warranties (including 25-year coverage where applicable). We also offer proactive aftercare including a battery health check around year 2 to help protect long-term performance and lifespan.