Websites for solar installers in Sydney

Federation cottages, inner-city terraces and brick bungalows sit beside blocks of units, and apartment buildings line many of the train corridors. People rarely search for Sydney alone. They use the suburb or the region, like the Inner West, the Eastern Suburbs, the Northern Beaches or the Hills.

Salt air near Sydney wears out frames, fixings and inverters, so say what you use for coastal installs and offer a check-up that looks at corrosion. Sydney is wide enough that buyers search by region, such as Mosman or Cronulla, so say which parts of the city your crews cover and how installs get booked across them. Older houses around Sydney often have old switchboards, awkward roofs and shaded pitches, so explain how you assess them and what upgrades come before the panels go on. After hail and storms in Sydney, panels crack and inverters trip, so a page on storm damage, inspections and reinstalls helps owners who aren't sure where to start.

Name the places you really work, the way people type them: Mosman, Marrickville and Randwick, not just Sydney.

Searches worth answering

• "inverter replacement Sydney"
• "commercial solar Sydney"
• "solar and battery Sydney"
• "solar system quote Sydney"

• A quote form asking the roof type, the switchboard age, whether there's three-phase and roughly what the power bill looks like.
• A plain account of what a system price includes: panels, inverter, mounting, switchboard work, grid approval and paperwork.
• What the warranties cover: the panel maker's part, the inverter's part and your installation work.

The work to name

• faulty inverter diagnosis
• solar with EV charging
• panel cleaning and checks
• system upgrades and extensions
• system monitoring setup

Everything a site for solar installers needs

In New South Wales, electrical work is specialist work, so advertising carries the licensee's name, the licence number with its category, and a phone number at any job value. Building Commission NSW holds the licensing, and the internet counts as advertising.

The ACCC's single price rule means a total installed price is at least as prominent as any part price, such as the cost of the panels alone.