Independent First Step
Start with a solar installation consultation before choosing equipment.
A useful consultation turns electricity data, property conditions, budget, backup needs, and project goals into a clear list of technical checks and next decisions.
Decision guide
What to cover in a solar consultation.
The conversation should clarify the problem solar needs to solve and the evidence required for a responsible proposal. It should not pressure you into a generic package before the property is understood.
Energy requirement
Review bills, daytime demand, seasonal change, tariff, outages, critical loads, future appliances, and savings objectives.
Property and project
Discuss roof type, shade, ownership, access, structure, electrical connection, city, timeline, approvals, and stakeholders.
Commercial clarity
Understand system alternatives, quotation structure, GST, subsidy conditions, financing, payment, exclusions, warranty, and support.
Before you approve
Prepare these details for a more useful discussion.
You do not need a completed engineering file, but a few accurate inputs make the initial guidance much stronger.
Recent bills
Keep several recent electricity bills available, including high- and low-consumption periods where possible.
Property context
Share the city, property type, roof type, ownership, floors, approximate open roof, shade, and access limitations.
Energy priorities
Explain whether the goal is bill reduction, backup, commercial returns, subsidy, expansion, or a combination.
Existing proposals
If you have quotations, compare equipment, generation assumptions, structure, scope, exclusions, warranties, and price openly.
Your Energy process
Move from initial information to a site-specific decision.
Indicative guidance is useful for orientation. Final sizing, pricing, generation, eligibility, installation, and timeline require the relevant project checks and current rules.
Requirement review
We review the property type, electricity bill, connection, priorities, and expected timeline.
Site and load assessment
The team checks usable roof, shade, structure, access, electrical layout, and the loads solar should offset.
System proposal
The proposal documents capacity, equipment, expected generation assumptions, scope, exclusions, and commercial terms.
Execution planning
After approval, responsibilities for permissions, material, installation, testing, handover, and support are coordinated.
Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before the next step.
These answers are general guidance. The final project must follow its actual site conditions, equipment, utility requirements, and current government rules.
Is the initial solar assessment free?
Your Energy offers an initial indicative assessment using basic bill, property, city, and contact information. Detailed engineering or project-specific services may require further scope confirmation.
Can a consultation give me the final price?
It can narrow the likely capacity and scope, but a responsible final price depends on the required roof, structure, electrical, approval, equipment, and site checks.
What if I already have another quotation?
You can use the consultation to understand the bill of material, generation assumptions, scope, exclusions, GST, subsidy handling, warranty, payment terms, and support responsibilities.
Can I discuss home, commercial, or society solar?
Yes. Share the property and decision context so the enquiry can be routed to the appropriate residential, commercial, or housing-society process.
Start with your latest bill
Discuss solar consultation with Your Energy.
Share your property type, recent electricity bill, city, roof context, and phone number. We will begin with an indicative assessment and identify the next appropriate check.