Solar Panels, Inverters and Lithium Batteries in Petrus Steyn

We’ll contact you within one business day of your inquiry. Once we have the site details and your energy goals, you’ll receive a tailored estimate—complete with specs and pricing—within three working days.

Absolutely. If we need more detail about your electricity use, we’ll install a temporary data logger that tracks your consumption for about a week. If you go ahead with the installation, this analysis is on us—just one more way we make sure your system is the right fit.

Just four things:

1. A recent electricity bill or your average monthly usage

2. The property address in Petrus Steyn (so we can check your roof on Google Maps)

3. A photo of your DB board (to see if we need to add any switchgear)

4. A snapshot of your utility meter (to check if it works with solar)

With that, we can put together a spot-on proposal.

We use trusted, high-performance brands: Deye and SunSynk inverters and batteries, and solar panels from JinKo, JA Solar, and Canadian Solar. These brands are reliable, easy to support, and let us give you excellent remote monitoring and speedy after-sales help.

Yes. First, we do a remote design based on your usage and property layout. If the initial quote looks good to you, we’ll pop out to your property in Petrus Steyn for an on-site check—just to confirm the roof, DB board, and meter setup. We’ll then fine-tune the proposal, still at no cost to you.

We’re usually ready to install within about three weeks from your go-ahead. Once we’ve done the site visit and you’ve paid the deposit, we secure your slot and order your gear to keep everything on track.

We ask for 80% upfront once the site visit is complete. This allows us to order your solar equipment. The remaining 20% is due a week after everything’s installed, tested, and handed over.

We’ve earned over 100 five-star Google reviews by keeping things transparent and trustworthy. We’ll send you an official bank confirmation letter and even suggest making a small test payment first if you like. Once we’ve received the deposit, we tag all gear to your job and send time-stamped photos as it arrives—so you always know where your money’s going.

Your quote is fixed for seven days. After that, we double-check stock and pricing with suppliers before confirming. Once your deposit is paid, your price is locked in—unless you decide to make changes to the scope.

Your dedicated project coordinator will send regular updates and photos—when we receive your deposit, when equipment ships, when it’s delivered, and when installation begins. You can reach us by phone or WhatsApp anytime, and we’ll also share a live tracking log so you’re never left guessing.

Most residential and backup systems are done in a single day, weather permitting. We arrive with everything ready to go and stick to a tight plan, so your routine isn’t disrupted.

The same engineer who designed your system leads the crew, alongside a licensed electrician and a skilled installation team (four people for full systems, three for backups only). A tech specialist may also stop in to check the monitoring setup.

About a week after we commission your system, your engineer will do a formal handover. You’ll receive a complete Handover File—both printed and in PDF—containing everything you need: invoice, signed completion form, photos, system specs, datasheets, warranty details, and a CoC (Certificate of Compliance).

We show you the ropes on installation day—how to use your inverter and how to read the monitoring app. After a week, we visit again to answer any follow-up questions and fine-tune your system. From there, we keep an eye on it remotely and alert you if anything looks off. Our support team is always just a call or message away.

If your inverter fails, we’ll provide a loan unit while yours is repaired—at no charge during the first year, unless the issue was caused by negligence. We manage the whole process, from removal to reinstallation, and keep you informed every step of the way.

In most cases, yes. Insurers usually treat rooftop solar as part of your home’s structure—as long as a PV GreenCard installer (like CCSO Solar) did the work. Just give your broker the replacement value so your system is covered for things like fire, theft, or storm damage.