Solar Panels, Inverters and Lithium Batteries in Edenvale

We’ll contact you within one business day of your inquiry. After gathering your site details and energy requirements, our team will deliver a comprehensive, customised estimate—including system specifications and pricing—within three working days.

Absolutely. When a precise consumption profile is required, we’ll install a temporary data logger to monitor your electricity usage over approximately one week. These insights enable us to perfectly right-size your solar system. Should you proceed with installation, we waive the analysis fee—our commitment to ensuring your Edenvale project is tailored for optimal performance from day one.

Please send us the following four items for your Edenvale property:

1. Recent electricity bills or your average monthly usage, so we understand your consumption profile.

2. Street address of the property, allowing us to assess roof size and orientation via satellite imagery.

3. Clear photo of the distribution board, to confirm there’s sufficient space for additional switchgear.

4. Quick snapshot of the utility meter, so we can verify compatibility with your proposed solar system.

With these details, we can deliver a precise, tailored proposal for your solar installation.

We install industry-leading Deye and SunSynk inverters and battery systems, paired with JinKo, JA Solar, and Canadian Solar PV panels. By standardising on these high-performance, well-supported brands, our Edenvale team can optimise system design, ensure reliable remote monitoring, and deliver prompt after-sales support whenever you need it.

Yes. We start with a remote design—leveraging your usage data, satellite imagery, and professional solar-modelling software—to produce a preliminary estimate. If this aligns with your budget and objectives, we arrange an on-site inspection in Edenvale to confirm roof structure, distribution board layout, and meter configuration, then refine the system specifications. Throughout this process, your quotation remains complimentary and obligation-free, ensuring you can move forward with complete confidence.

We typically schedule installations about three weeks in advance. Once you approve the quote, we’ll secure the next available slot that aligns with your calendar. After completing the on-site assessment, a deposit finalises your date and allows us to order the necessary equipment—keeping your Edenvale installation on track from day one.

Following the site visit, we require an 80 % upfront deposit to order the core equipment. The remaining 20 % balance is due one week after the system has been installed, tested, and formally handed over.

With over 100 five-star Google reviews, our track record speaks for itself. For every Edenvale project, we’ll email you an official bank-account confirmation letter and invite you to verify the details by phone. You’re welcome to make a small test payment first—once it posts, you can remit the remaining 80 % deposit. As soon as funds clear, we order your equipment, tag it to your project, and send time-stamped photos of each item upon arrival—so you can monitor every rand from payment through to installation.

Our proposals remain valid for seven days. If you accept beyond that window, we’ll reconfirm equipment availability and importer-linked pricing—factors that can fluctuate during periods of high load-shedding. Once your deposit is received, the agreed-upon price is locked in; only client-approved changes to the project scope during installation can alter the final amount.

Your dedicated project coordinator will provide regular progress updates—complete with time-stamped photos—at each key milestone: deposit received, equipment dispatched, gear delivered on-site, and installation underway. You’ll also have access to our live job-tracking portal and can reach out via phone or WhatsApp at any time, ensuring full transparency and peace of mind throughout your project.

Almost all residential and backup system installations are completed in a single day, weather permitting. Our Edenvale team arrives with pre-configured equipment and a detailed schedule, ensuring a swift, tidy switch-over that allows you to continue your daily routine without interruption.

The design engineer who developed your system will lead the team, supported by a licensed electrician and four experienced installers for full-scale projects (or a streamlined three-person crew for backup-only installations). A technical support specialist may also visit to verify monitoring setup and firmware. In short, a cohesive Edenvale team manages every step—from arrival through to hand-over.

Approximately one week after commissioning, your design engineer will return for a formal hand-over. You’ll be provided with a comprehensive Handover File—both in printed form and as a PDF emailed once the final payment has cleared—which includes:

• The tax invoice

• Signed completion certificate

• Installation photographs

• Detailed technical design specifications

• Component datasheets

• Warranty and service contact information

• Electrical Certificate of Compliance (CoC)

On installation day, we’ll guide you through configuring your inverter settings and set up your account on the monitoring app—explaining what each dashboard metric represents. One week later, our design engineer returns for the formal hand-over visit to answer any questions and fine-tune any settings. From that point, we remotely monitor your system for any irregularities and alert you immediately, while our technical team remains on call for any day-to-day support.

When an inverter fails, CCSO Solar issues a loan replacement while yours is being serviced—this can take up to 8 weeks. We oversee the entire chain: removal, shipping, and final reinstallation. The first year is covered unless negligence is found.

Generally, yes. Most South African insurers classify rooftop solar systems as part of your home’s permanent structure—similar to a geyser—provided the installation is carried out by a PV GreenCard–accredited installer like CCSO Solar. Simply supply your broker with the replacement value of the panels, inverter, and batteries so they’re listed on your building policy, ensuring coverage against storm damage, fire, or theft.