Australian Solar System Installer Directory

What we do Differently

Solar Power Near Me is powered by Google Maps so that the closest Solar System Installers is at the top of our home page without any need to filter and sort results.

The closest Solar System Installers to where you are right now, this is our guarantee.

We are a flat rate directory that supports large and small businesses equally, helping you to find the right Solar System Installers; call, message, email or click to contact the Solar System Installers that best suits your needs.

Because solarpowernearme.com.au is a targeted industry directory, it not only helps local Solar System Installer increase sales inquiries, but it also helps the websites of local Solar System Installer to rank higher on Google Organic search and Google My Business.

What Problem are we Solving?

Someone needed to give small Solar System Installer a level playing field on a high-ranking directory for Solar System Installer.

Every other web directory and digital platform where people search for Solar System Installer is fundamentally flawed for the public by a premium based advertising business model where 'whoever pays more gets prominence'. We are unique in that we see the searchers needs as more important than an advertisers marketing budget.

In addition, we are focused on the task of connecting people with Solar System Installer on an Industry Specific website. Nothing but Solar System Installer can be found on solarpowernearme.com.au.

How we do it

'Near Me' is a popular search term used across a wide variety of inquiries on the internet including people searching for local Solar System Installer.

Solar Power Near Me is unlike any other directory, our home page is the search results page and there is nothing but precisely what you are looking for, sorted by the nearest to your location.

Contact with the Solar System Installers you want is immediate via phone, text, email with links to their website and other social platforms.

With a Google Map on each advertiser's webpage, you can launch Directions via Google Maps to take you there.

Where Do We Operate

Based in Australia, solarpowernearme.com.au is a global directory with over 13,000 location pages ensuring coverage is wide yet focused on a single purpose of connecting people with Solar System Installer.

No Matter where you are searching from, you can be assured you will find the closest Solar System Installers at the top of our Home Page.

Who is Solar Power Near Me?

solarpowernearme.com.au is owned and operated by Findit Near Me Pty Ltd ABN 59 652 793 201, where we operate a comprehensive range of industry focused directory websites.

Each Findit Near Me website is what's called a 'Niche Industry Directory', which is highly regarded by Google as a NAPW Citation.

See more of our directories at Findit Near Me

Choosing a reliable solar installer and installation company can mean the difference between a smooth trouble-free installation, or years of headaches and unanswered phone calls.

Without trusted advice, investing in solar can be daunting and confusing. Take the time to ask a few questions before you sign on the dotted line, you won’t regret it.

What Are Good Ways to Select a Solar Installer?

Obtain at least three to five quotes and compare them line-by-line.

Take time to research:

• Online reviews
• References from recent homeowners who've have a similar size/type system installed.
• Solar panel brands/designs
• Parts/equipment warranty info
• Certifications and professional affiliations
• In-house (or not) financing options

Is the company accredited?

Make sure prospective companies are licensed and insured. The solar industry has more accreditation than ever to protect consumers and maintain standards. The trick is knowing what accreditation to ask for and where you can check it.

When you're buying and installing a solar PV array, it's likely you'll be dealing with:

• the sales company
• the system designer (who puts the panels, inverters and battery design together)
• the installer
• a qualified electrician, who must sign off on the system and provide a Certificate of Compliance for Electrical Work (CCEW).

In some cases, one person (for example a local electrician who specialises in solar installations) can cover all four roles. Make sure they can prove their credentials and have adequate and current insurance.

Expertise

Outside of the Clean Energy Council (CEC) Approved Retailers, there are around 400 solar panel companies and 4800 accredited installers in the market. As with any major investment, you should seek a number of quotes and vet the company before signing anything. Also keep in mind that if the components, the designer and the installer are not CEC accredited, you won't receive the government rebate of Small Scale Technology Certificates (STCs).

Track record and experience

Solar is a growing industry that attracts professionals from many backgrounds. Contractors that once focused on other types of projects are extending their practice into solar installation. When conducting solar reviews, make sure your installer has an established solar track record. A solar provider should be able to discuss and show you systems installed for previous clients.

Reputation in the market

Solar company reviews from past customers are great for evaluating installers, but they can be misleading. Customers providing ratings and reviews are unlikely to be a representative sample relevant to you. However, ratings and reviews can provide a check on bad behaviour – a pattern of customer complaints is probably an indication that you should work with a different installer.

Find a Company that:

• has been operating for more than five years.
• has an Australian office and local phone number.
• can provide you with a list of previous customers so you can ask them their experience.

Avoid a Company that:

• Use aggressive sales techniques such as asking you to sign on the spot
• Quote with a one-size-fits-all system.
• Offer systems well under the usual market rate – you'll end up with a poor quality system.
• Make exaggerated claims such as 'no more energy bills' or unrealistic investment payback times.

Summary

Going solar is a significant investment in your home, and you should have a strong, trusting relationship with your installer. The best installers will work with you to understand how solar fits within the energy system of your home or business.

Moreover, superior installers are guides and advisors. Your solar installer should be someone that that you want to do business with, as well as a professional with the competence that you expect.