6.6 kW rooftop systems
from $3,900 installed
After STCs. Tier-one 440 W panels, a quality Wi-Fi inverter, our own crew — one day on the roof. The right size for most bills under about $700 a quarter.
Drag your quarterly bill into the Day-Curve Saver below and watch the roof, the day curve and the payback recompute in front of you. Engineering, not evangelism — book the free roof assessment when the numbers make sense to you.
The Day-Curve Saver
Every kilowatt-hour your panels make is either used by your house, exported for a small credit, or made while nobody's home — power you buy back at night at ~31c. The saver splits your day into those bands, because in Perth self-consumption, not export, is where solar pays. We'd rather show you that before you sign anything.
Assumes a north-ish, unshaded roof at ~1,520 kWh per kW per year — a 6.6 kW array makes roughly 9,500–10,500 kWh a year in Perth — grid power at ~31c/kWh, and DEBS export credits of 10c between 3–9pm and 2c otherwise. That's why the green band earns so little and the gold band matters. We confirm everything on your roof, not over the phone.
Pricing, in the open
Every price below is installed, in AUD, with the rebate already taken off where one applies — because a "from" price that hides the paperwork isn't a price.
from $3,900 installed
After STCs. Tier-one 440 W panels, a quality Wi-Fi inverter, our own crew — one day on the roof. The right size for most bills under about $700 a quarter.
from $7,900 installed
For bigger bills, pools, ducted aircon and EV plans. We'll tell you straight if your roof or your phase limit makes 10 kW a waste of money.
from $9,900 installed
After the federal battery program — we say that plainly, because the sticker price isn't the real price. Blackout backup only with a backup-capable config; most budget batteries don't. Ask us.
$1,600–$2,900
7 kW single-phase wall chargers, wired to charge from your midday export instead of the grid. Switchboard upgrades quoted before we start, not after.
$190
Inverter error history, string output, roof-side connectors, earthing. You get a one-page report and a straight answer on whether it's worth fixing.
from $1,400
Dead inverter on a system another company sold you? We replace it, re-commission the array and take over the paperwork — no lecture about who installed it.
What locals say
"Third quote we got, first that showed any working. They actually talked us down — from the 13 kW another mob pushed to 8.8 kW, because our export limit made the extra panels pointless. Who does that?"
"First full quarter after install the bill went from $684 to $326 — the assessment sheet had predicted 'about $330'. Install crew were on the roof at 7am and gone by 2, and the paperwork with Synergy just… happened."
"They're the mob I send my parents to. No door-knockers, no pressure, and when Dad asked about a battery they said 'not yet at your usage — here's the maths'. Honest to the point of talking themselves out of money."
Service area
We're based in Balcatta, so the northern corridor gets us fastest — but our crews install from Fremantle to Two Rocks. If your suburb isn't listed, call anyway: (08) 9000 0227.
Straight answers
Two that matter. STCs (small-scale technology certificates) come off the price of every solar system — they're why a 6.6 kW system is $3,900 and not $6,000, and every quote in the market already includes them, whatever the salesperson implies. The federal battery program discounts home batteries — our "from $9,900 installed" is the after-discount price. There is no secret extra rebate that ends this Friday. Anyone telling you otherwise is door-knocking.
North-facing is the textbook answer, and it's in our name — but a west face is genuinely good in Perth because it generates into the afternoon peak, when you're home and when DEBS pays its 10c. East is workable. South, we'll be honest: usually not worth panelling. Tile, tin and Trimdek are all fine; asbestos roofs we don't touch. The free assessment settles it in twenty minutes.
On a single-phase connection Synergy limits exports to 5 kW (1.5 kW in some cases on older infrastructure). It caps what you can sell, not what you can use — so a bigger array still cuts your bill through self-consumption, but past a point the extra panels only feed a capped export at 2–10c. It's exactly why the Day-Curve Saver above sometimes recommends a smaller system than a salesperson would.
On their own — no. Every grid-connected inverter shuts down in a blackout, by law, to protect the line crews. You keep the lights on only with a backup-capable battery configuration, and here's the honest bit: most budget batteries don't include it, or charge extra for the backup circuit. If blackout backup is why you want a battery, tell us first — it changes which battery we quote.
One day for most systems — crew on the roof by 7am, system live by mid-afternoon, and we walk you through the monitoring app before we leave. Batteries add half a day. Two-storey homes or switchboard upgrades can stretch to a second day, and we'll tell you that at the assessment, not on the morning.
Yes, all of it — the Western Power application before install, the DEBS sign-up, and the meter reconfiguration after. You'll get an email when each step clears. The only thing you do is keep paying your bill until the new meter setting kicks in, then enjoy the smaller one.
Free roof assessment
We come out, measure the actual roof, check the switchboard and the export limit, and build the day-curve for your real bill — the same chart as above, with your numbers in it. No deposit talk on the day. No door-knockers, ever; you called us.
We'd be in touch within one business day to book your free roof assessment. No door-knockers — you called us.
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