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Real roofs, real switchboards, real customers. Have a look at the standard of work before you commit to anyone.

What to look for

How to judge a solar install

Most people can't tell a good job from a bad one until something fails. Here's what actually matters.

DC cabling should be clipped, in conduit and off the roof sheet. Loose cable rubbing on tin is a fire risk and a warranty problem waiting to happen.

Panels need airflow underneath and proper clearance from roof edges. Cramming the array to the gutter line looks impressive and performs worse.

Bayside and Gold Coast installs need stainless fixings and corrosion-rated rail. Standard hardware will weep rust down your roof inside two years.

Every isolator clearly labelled and weather-sealed. If an electrician can't tell what's what in an emergency, the install isn't finished.

Plenty of older SEQ boards need upgrading before solar goes on. Any installer who ignores that is leaving you a problem.

Compliance certificate, connection approval and warranty documents in your inbox. Not "we'll send it through" and then silence.

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