FAQs

Unique Solar Installers will evaluate factors like roof orientation, shading, structural integrity, and space availability to determine if your roof is ideal for solar panels.

If your roof isn’t suitable, alternatives like ground-mounted systems, carport installations, or partial panel placements may be recommended.

Costs vary depending on system size, roof type, and additional components like batteries. Typical costs starts from $1200 for residential systems.

Most installations take 1-2 days, depending on the system size and roof complexity. The entire process, including approvals, may take 2-4 weeks.

Solar panels typically last 25-30 years, with minimal degradation in performance over time.

Yes, solar panels generate electricity on cloudy days, but at reduced efficiency compared to sunny conditions.

No, when installed correctly by professionals, solar panels do not damage your roof. Proper mounting systems are used to ensure safety and durability.

You can save 50%-80% on electricity bills, depending on your energy usage and system size. Some systems achieve near energy independence.

Yes, homes with solar panels often sell faster and for higher prices due to energy savings and eco-friendly features.

The Victorian Solar Homes Program is a government initiative that provides rebates of up to $1,400 for eligible households to install solar panels, reducing upfront costs.

Eligibility is based on several factors, including owning or occupying the property, a combined household income of less than $180,000, and using the property as your primary residence.

Once you’ve chosen a certified solar retailer, they’ll guide you through the application process. Unique Solar Solutions helps with all required documentation to ensure a smooth process.

Yes, landlords can apply for the rebate to install solar panels on rental properties, provided they meet the eligibility criteria.

The Victorian Solar Homes Program offers additional rebates for eligible battery storage systems, helping maximize your energy efficiency and savings.

With a rebate of up to $1,400, combined with long-term energy savings, most systems pay for themselves within 4-6 years.

Each eligible household can claim one rebate for solar panel installation and one for a solar battery system.

You’ll need proof of property ownership, household income verification, and a quote from a Clean Energy Council-accredited retailer.

No, you must apply and receive approval for the rebate before the solar system installation begins.

No, the rebate amount is deducted from your solar installation cost upfront, making it easier to manage payments.

Currently, the rebate is for new solar installations. However, you may qualify if you’re upgrading to a larger or more efficient system.

Approval timelines vary but typically take a few weeks. Your installer will assist in expediting the process.