Most residential installations are completed in a single visit, typically 3–4 hours on site. That includes a pre-install safety inspection of your switchboard, mounting the charger, running dedicated cabling, fitting an isolator and RCD where required, full commissioning, app pairing, and a walkthrough so you're confident using it from day one. More complex jobs — long cable runs, switchboard upgrades, or three-phase installs — may take a full day, and we'll always confirm the scope and timing in writing before we book you in.

Yes, completely. During your quote we identify every federal, state, and local rebate or incentive you're eligible for — including EV charger subsidies, solar STCs, battery rebates, and interest-free loan schemes. We prepare and submit all the paperwork on your behalf, deal with the approving bodies directly, and apply the savings to your invoice so you only ever pay the net out-of-pocket amount. No chasing forms, no waiting on reimbursements.

Absolutely — and we strongly recommend it. Our engineers design fully integrated systems where your solar array, home battery, and EV charger talk to each other through a single energy management platform. That means your car charges from excess solar during the day, your battery stores what's left for night-time use, and the grid is only ever a fallback. You get lower bills, real backup power during outages, and a single warranty contact for the whole system.

All Tier-1 hardware we install ships with the manufacturer's standard warranty — typically 5 years on EV chargers, 10 years on solar inverters, 10–25 years on solar panels, and 10 years on batteries. On top of that, every installation carries our own 5-year workmanship guarantee covering cabling, mounting, and commissioning. If anything ever fails inside the warranty window, we handle the claim with the manufacturer directly and arrange any replacement work — you don't deal with the paperwork.

Yes. We deliver utility-scale solar, depot and workplace EV charging, and load-managed multi-charger sites for commercial operators across Australia. Our commercial scope includes site feasibility, electrical design, DNSP approvals, project management, certified installation, OCPP-compliant network integration, and ongoing 24/7 monitoring with SLA-backed support. We've delivered projects ranging from small workplace charging rollouts to MW-scale solar farms.

A standard 7kW single-phase home charger installation typically lands between $1,800 and $2,800 fully installed, before any applicable rebates. Three-phase 22kW installs, longer cable runs, or switchboard upgrades will increase the price. We always quote fixed-price after a free site assessment so there are no surprises on invoice day, and we'll show you the exact rebate amount applied to your quote.