Solar Panels, Inverters and Lithium Batteries in Randburg

We’ll be in touch within one working day after you reach out. As soon as we have your energy details and site info, our team will put together a fully customised estimate. This includes system specifications and pricing, and you’ll receive it within three working days.

Yes, we can. If your energy usage needs a closer look, we’ll install a temporary data logger at your property for about a week. It records your electricity patterns so we can size your solar system accurately. If you go ahead with the installation, the analysis is included at no extra cost—it’s our way of making sure your Randburg system is sized just right from the start.

We only need four things to give you a proper quote:

1. Your latest electricity bill or your average monthly usage,

2. The street address of your Randburg property, so we can check your roof size and direction on Google Maps,

3. A clear photo of your distribution board, so we can confirm there’s space for the additional equipment, and

4. A photo of your utility meter, so we can check if it’s compatible with a solar system.

Once we have these, we can put together a detailed and accurate proposal.

We stick to trusted, high-performing brands that are well-supported in South Africa. That includes Deye and SunSynk for inverters and batteries, and JinKo, JA Solar, and Canadian Solar for panels. By working with these specific brands, our Randburg team can fine-tune your system, offer reliable remote monitoring, and provide fast after-sales help if needed.

Yes, we do. First, we create a draft estimate based on your electricity usage, Google Maps imagery, and professional solar design software. If that estimate looks good to you, we’ll book a site visit in Randburg to double-check the roof structure, your DB board, and the meter setup. Then we update the specs if needed. Even after all that, your quote stays free and there’s no pressure to commit.

We usually have projects booked about three weeks out. Once you approve the quote, we’ll look for the next slot that fits your schedule. After the site inspection, you’ll pay a deposit to secure your booking and allow us to order the equipment. This keeps your Randburg installation on track right from the start.

Once the site check is done, we ask for an 80% upfront payment to buy the core equipment for your system. The remaining 20% is due one week after the installation has been completed, tested, and officially handed over.

We’ve got over 100 five-star Google reviews showing we follow through on what we promise. For every Randburg installation, we send an official bank account confirmation letter and invite you to verify the account with a phone call. You can even do a small test payment first—once it reflects, you send the balance of the 80% deposit. As soon as the payment clears, we order your hardware, tag it to your job, and send time-stamped photos of everything as it arrives. That way, you know exactly where your money is going.

Our quotes are fixed for seven days. If you accept the quote after that window, we’ll first double-check availability and importer-linked prices, which can shift—especially during periods of heavy load-shedding. Once your deposit is paid, the price is locked in. The only time your total might change is if you approve changes to the system scope during installation.

You’ll be kept in the loop at every stage. Your project coordinator will send regular updates—often with time-stamped photos—at key milestones like deposit confirmation, gear dispatch, delivery on-site, and when installation begins. You can also call or WhatsApp anytime. Plus, we’ll give you access to a job-tracking log so you can see the current status whenever you want.

In most cases, residential and backup systems are fully installed in a single day—weather permitting. Our Randburg crew arrives with pre-configured equipment and a clear game plan to make sure the switchover is quick, tidy, and minimally disruptive to your routine.

The design engineer who scoped your system leads the crew on installation day. They’re joined by a licensed electrician and four skilled installers for full systems (or a smaller team of three for backup-only setups). A tech support specialist may also pop in to confirm system monitoring and firmware are working. You’ll have a tight-knit Randburg team handling everything from start to finish.

About a week after the system is up and running, your design engineer returns for the formal hand-over. At that point, you’ll receive a full Handover File—both printed and emailed as a PDF—once your final payment is in. It includes your tax invoice, signed completion form, system design documents, component datasheets, installation photos, warranty contacts, and your official Electrical Certificate of Compliance (CoC).

On installation day, we’ll walk you through the inverter settings and help you set up the monitoring app, explaining what each part of the dashboard shows. A week later, during the hand-over, our engineer answers any questions you’ve had since then and fine-tunes your system settings if needed. After that, we monitor your system remotely and let you know if something looks off. Our tech team stays on call to help with anything that comes up.

If your inverter stops working, CCSO Solar provides a loan unit while your original one is being repaired. Repairs can take up to eight weeks. We handle the entire process—removing the faulty unit, arranging transport, and reinstalling the fixed one. During the first year, this service is free unless the issue was caused by negligence.

Usually, yes. Most South African insurers treat rooftop solar as part of your home’s fixed structure—similar to a geyser—as long as it’s installed by a certified installer like CCSO Solar. Just let your insurance broker know the replacement value of your panels, inverter, and batteries, so they can add it to your building policy. This covers you against things like storms, fire, or theft.