Question 1

How do you vet solar installers in Virginia?

Accepted Answer

Every Virginia installer in our network must be CEC-accredited, fully insured, electrically licensed, and have a track record of positive customer reviews. We re-check accreditation regularly and remove anyone who slips below standard.

Question 2

What is CEC accreditation and why does it matter for Virginia installers?

Accepted Answer

Clean Energy Council (CEC) accreditation is the national standard for solar installers in Australia. It's also required for your system to be eligible for STC rebates. Using a non-accredited Virginia installer voids your rebate and most warranties.

Question 3

Do Virginia solar installers offer warranties?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Reputable Virginia installers offer 5–10 year workmanship warranties on the install, plus the manufacturer warranties on panels (typically 12–25 years) and inverters (5–10 years).

Question 4

Are your Virginia solar installers local?

Accepted Answer

Wherever possible we match you with installers based in or servicing Virginia directly. Local installers know the council requirements, network rules and roof types specific to the Virginia area.

Question 5

What if I have an issue with my Virginia installer after install?

Accepted Answer

Contact the installer first under their workmanship warranty. If unresolved, you can escalate to the CEC and your state's fair trading body. We also follow up customer feedback to keep our installer network honest.

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