MrSolar’s services hub is the map of what CEC-accredited installers can design for Australian homes and businesses in 2026: rooftop panels, battery storage, combined solar-and-battery packages, EV chargers, hot water, upgrades, off-grid systems and commercial arrays. Each pathway interacts differently with STCs, the Cheaper Home Batteries Program (~$372/kWh usable) and DNSP export rules — so pick the service page that matches your job before you request quotes.
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Indicative 2026 pricing: a typical 6.6kW system often quotes around $5,000–$8,000 after the STC discount (metro installs often $5,000–$7,500; premium/regional can run higher). See our solar cost guide.
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The core service for most households. Focus on after-STC pricing, roof plan quality and inverter topology. Start here if you do not yet need storage or EV charging on day one. If two quotes disagree on “Residential solar panels”, ask both to show workings with as-of dates (STC spot and subsidy rules) rather than accepting a verbal reassurance. On the “Residential solar panels” point for solar services Australia, write acceptance tests into the quote: product models, STC or battery-subsidy maths, and DNSP/export notes must be explicit for /services.
Add storage when evening rates or export limits hurt. Combined packages simplify hybrid design. Eligible batteries can access ~$372/kWh usable federal support since 1 July 2025 — itemised on serious quotes. Homeowners comparing Solar Services Australia — Panels, Batteries, EV, Upgrades & More should treat vague wording as incomplete — especially around CEC accreditation and the Cheaper Home Batteries Program planning figure of ~$372/kWh usable where storage is involved. Australian 2026 context still rewards self-consumption over FiT hunting; when reading “Battery storage and solar-and-battery packages”, check whether the advice pushes daytime loads, EV charging, or storage instead of unlimited export assumptions.
Level 2 chargers need switchboard capacity and, ideally, solar-aware scheduling so you are not filling the car on peak grid rates. Integrate with monitoring where possible. On the “EV charger installation” point for solar services Australia, write acceptance tests into the quote: product models, STC or battery-subsidy maths, and DNSP/export notes must be explicit for /services. MrSolar’s three-quote flow for solar services Australia exists so you can reject proposals that skip workmanship warranty length, handover app ownership, or export-limit disclosure.
Legacy system upgrades need DNSP re-approval honesty. Solar hot water and heat pumps attack a different load. Off-grid jobs demand load spreadsheets and autonomy assumptions — not suburban templates. Keep Epic Unicorn Pty Ltd / MrSolar matching separate from installer contracts: accreditation and incentive claims must appear on the installer’s paperwork for /services. Homeowners comparing Solar Services Australia — Panels, Batteries, EV, Upgrades & More should treat vague wording as incomplete — especially around CEC accreditation and the Cheaper Home Batteries Program planning figure of ~$372/kWh usable where storage is involved.
Businesses should model demand charges and operating-hours self-consumption. Larger systems trigger different network application pathways than a 6.6kW home job. Keep Epic Unicorn Pty Ltd / MrSolar matching separate from installer contracts: accreditation and incentive claims must appear on the installer’s paperwork for /services. Homeowners comparing Solar Services Australia — Panels, Batteries, EV, Upgrades & More should treat vague wording as incomplete — especially around CEC accreditation and the Cheaper Home Batteries Program planning figure of ~$372/kWh usable where storage is involved.
Smart energy management, VPPs, pool pump timers, ducted AC coordination and new-build inclusions live under integrations. Use them when solar must talk to other loads. Because solar services decisions are site-specific, use monitoring or bill interval data where you have it, then ask each CEC-accredited installer to reconcile their design to those facts. If two quotes disagree on “Integration services”, ask both to show workings with as-of dates (STC spot and subsidy rules) rather than accepting a verbal reassurance.
Select the closest service page, read the local caveats, then request up to three CEC-accredited quotes. You can still discuss add-ons on the site visit — starting with the right primary service keeps comparisons clean. Homeowners comparing Solar Services Australia — Panels, Batteries, EV, Upgrades & More should treat vague wording as incomplete — especially around CEC accreditation and the Cheaper Home Batteries Program planning figure of ~$372/kWh usable where storage is involved. Australian 2026 context still rewards self-consumption over FiT hunting; when reading “How to choose a service path on MrSolar”, check whether the advice pushes daytime loads, EV charging, or storage instead of unlimited export assumptions.
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Written and reviewed by Daniel (Marketplace lead, Epic Unicorn Pty Ltd). We build pages from Australian solar datasets and regulatory references, then map you to CEC-accredited installers only.
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