If you are buying a car you will look at all sorts of things before you check out the pricing: Make, model, features, colour, wheels, deisel or petrol (or electric!) THEN you compare the price.
A similar process should be used when deciding on your solar power system.
It may cost a similar amount as a car but that is where it stops. A solar power system generally increases in value over it's life span due to power price increases (typically 7% per year in New Zealand)
Also, buying cheap product or even skimping on installation quality can lead to disaster:
One of our customers told us that they spent $3000 on their previous system and it ran their whole house for four days before it completely died. They came to us and ended up spending about ten times that amount and haven't looked back.
Talk to us about a quality system that suits YOU - don't just buy an off-the-shelf "XXkW system" off trademe or someone who has not even taken the time to come and see you.
