Solar Panels, Inverters and Lithium Batteries in Vanderbijlpark

We’ll be in touch within one business day after your inquiry. Once we have the key site details and your energy goals, our team prepares a full custom quote—including system specs and pricing—within three working days.

Yes, absolutely. If a deeper understanding of your usage is needed, we’ll install a temporary data logger to track your electricity patterns over about a week. This helps us size your solar system correctly. If you go ahead with the installation, the analysis is completely free—it’s part of our promise to make sure your Vanderbijlpark system is a perfect fit from the start.

To give you a detailed and accurate quote, we need four things:

1. A copy of your latest electricity bills or an idea of your average monthly usage

2. The street address in Vanderbijlpark so we can check the roof size and orientation on Google Maps

3. A clear photo of your DB (distribution) board so we can confirm if there’s space for the extra switchgear

4. A photo of your utility meter to check compatibility with solar

With that info, we’ll put together a system proposal tailored to your property.

We work with trusted, proven brands. Our go-to inverters and batteries include Deye and SunSynk, and for solar panels, we use JinKo, JA Solar, and Canadian Solar. By focusing on this reliable lineup, our Vanderbijlpark team can optimise your system design, enable dependable remote monitoring, and offer fast after-sales service when needed.

Yes, we do. We start with a remote design using your energy data, Google Maps, and advanced modelling software to create a preliminary estimate. If the estimate works for your budget and energy goals, we arrange a site inspection in Vanderbijlpark. There, we check the roof structure, layout of your DB board, and your utility meter. From there, we fine-tune the design. Even after this step, your quote stays free and comes with no obligation.

We usually schedule new installations about three weeks in advance. Once you approve your quote, we’ll lock in the next available slot that works with your schedule. After we’ve done the on-site check, a deposit secures your spot and allows us to order your equipment right away—keeping your Vanderbijlpark installation moving forward without delays.

Once the site visit is completed and everything’s ready to move forward, we require an 80% deposit to purchase your solar equipment. The remaining 20% is due a week after the system has been fully installed, tested, and handed over.

With over 100 five-star Google reviews, our track record speaks for itself. For every Vanderbijlpark project, we send you an official bank account confirmation letter. You’re also welcome to call and verify the account details directly. Many clients start with a small test payment—once that reflects, you send through the full 80% deposit. We then order your equipment, tag each item to your project, and send you time-stamped photos so you can track everything from order to installation.

Our quotes are valid for seven days. If you accept after that, we’ll first reconfirm stock availability and prices, as these can shift due to demand—especially during periods of heavy load-shedding. Once your deposit is paid, your price is locked in. Only if you request changes to the original scope during installation could the cost be adjusted.

Your project coordinator will keep you updated throughout—sharing regular progress reports and time-stamped photos at each milestone, like deposit received, equipment dispatched, gear arriving on-site, and installation progress. You’ll also have direct contact via phone or WhatsApp, plus access to our live job-tracking log so you always know exactly where things stand.

Most residential and backup installations are completed in just one day, weather permitting. Our Vanderbijlpark crew arrives with everything pre-configured and ready to go, ensuring the installation is quick, neat, and doesn’t disrupt your day more than necessary.

The same design engineer who scoped your system will lead the on-site team. They’re joined by a licensed electrician and four experienced installers for full solar installations—or a three-person crew for backup-only systems. A technical support specialist may also stop in to check the monitoring setup and firmware. In short, a reliable and well-coordinated Vanderbijlpark team will be with you every step of the way.

Around one week after commissioning, your design engineer will return for the official hand-over. You’ll get a full Handover File—both printed and as a PDF once the final payment has cleared. This file includes the tax invoice, signed completion form, system photos, technical specs, product datasheets, warranty contacts, and the Electrical Certificate of Compliance (CoC).

On installation day, we’ll show you how everything works—walking you through the inverter settings and setting up the monitoring app on your phone. We’ll explain what each reading on the dashboard means. A week later, your design engineer will return for the hand-over visit to answer any questions you may have and adjust settings if needed. After that, we keep an eye on the system remotely for any unusual activity and alert you if anything comes up. Our support team is always available for day-to-day queries.

To keep downtime to a minimum, CCSO Solar provides a loan inverter while your unit is being repaired. The repair process can take up to eight weeks. We handle the entire process—removing the faulty unit, sending it for repairs, and reinstalling it once ready. During the first year, this service is completely free unless the issue is due to user damage or negligence.

Yes, in most cases. South African insurers generally treat rooftop solar systems as part of your home’s fixed structures—similar to how they view a geyser—as long as a PV GreenCard-accredited installer (like CCSO Solar) did the job. Just send your broker the replacement value of the inverter, batteries, and panels, and they’ll be added to your building insurance for protection against fire, storm, or theft.