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You Solar Australia is a free solar advisory service that helps you find the best solar solutions for your home or business. We are backed by the leading network of independent Clean Energy Council-accredited solar installers, who have the expertise and experience to install high-quality solar systems with an industry-leading 20-year workmanship warranty.
Whether you want to reduce your energy bills, increase your property value, or contribute to a greener future, we can help you achieve your goals with our free and impartial advice.
We make it easy for you to switch to solar energy with our expert advice and support. Here’s how our process works:
We offer an industry-leading warranty to ensure your peace of mind.
We work with Clean Energy Council-accredited professionals to provide you with top-quality installation.
Our advisors offer unbiased guidance, helping you find the best solar solution for your needs.
We believe in transparency no surprise costs. What you see is what you pay.
Take control of your energy future with YouSolar. Our expert team provides personalized solutions to help you unlock the full potential of solar energy. We work with you to design a system that reduces your energy costs, increases your property value, and delivers long-term savings. Whether you’re new to solar or considering an upgrade, we offer tailored recommendations that align with your unique needs and financial goals.
At YouSolar, we make the transition to solar energy seamless. From your first consultation to post-installation support, our team is there every step of the way. We handle all the complexities, from system design and installation to securing rebates and pre-approvals, so you can focus on enjoying the benefits of clean, renewable energy. Our solutions are designed to ensure minimal disruption and maximum efficiency.
Independent inspections ensure top-tier installation quality.
Boost your home’s market value with solar installation.
It’s difficult to provide precise savings amounts without an in-home consultation with one of our qualified solar specialists, who can assess your current electricity consumption, roof configuration, and other factors.
The Australian Small Scale Technology Certificates (STC) program is a federal initiative aimed at helping homeowners lower the initial costs of installing solar power while also fostering the growth of the renewable energy sector. Although it’s often referred to as a “Solar Rebate,” it functions differently than traditional rebates. When a solar system is installed, it produces a certain number of STCs (Small Scale Technology Certificates) that signify the environmental benefits of using solar energy compared to carbon-emitting sources like gas and coal. These certificates have a monetary value and can be traded on an open market. Companies seeking to lessen their environmental impact buy these certificates from installers, which helps subsidize the cost of solar installations. In turn, installers can offer reduced prices to homeowners.
To give you an accurate quote, we recommend scheduling an in-home consultation. However, as a CEC accredited installer and retailer, Nectr ensures that our system prices align with the CEC price guidelines.
Utilizing your solar power within your home is the most effective way to maximize savings. If that isn’t feasible, your solar energy will be sent to the grid, and your energy provider will compensate you for this electricity. The payment you receive is known as the FiT or Feed-In Tariff. Since different energy providers offer varying tariff rates, it’s beneficial to compare options.
Solar energy is undoubtedly a cleaner and more sustainable option compared to the carbon emissions produced by traditional fossil fuels like gas and coal. Although there is a “carbon cost” involved in manufacturing the panels, this investment is typically recouped within an average of two years.
