Getting an instant solar quote should not feel like applying for a mortgage while blindfolded. Our solar quoting tool is designed to give Victorian homeowners a quick, useful starting point before booking a full consultation or committing to a system design.
The tool gives you a ballpark estimate based on your electricity usage, typical system sizes and common installation assumptions. It is not a final quote, because roofs, switchboards and site conditions love creating drama, but it can help you understand whether solar-only, solar and battery, or a larger system may suit your home.
If you are just starting your research, you may also want to compare your estimate with our guide to what does solar cost, where we break down current starting prices, common extras and rebate assumptions in plain English.
Our solar quoting tool is built for people who want a realistic first step, not a mystery quote followed by three phone calls from someone named "energy consultant" who definitely works from a script.
What size solar system may suit your usage and whether a standard household setup is enough.
Whether a battery may be worth considering based on when your home uses electricity.
How your electricity usage affects possible savings and whether solar-only or solar and battery may suit.
After using the tool, book a virtual consult from the homepage if you want AES to review your estimate and system options.
For many homes, the first comparison is between a smaller or standard household system and a larger setup. If your usage is fairly normal, our 6.6kW Solar Cost page is a useful next read. If your home uses more power, has larger daytime loads, or you want more generation capacity, our 13kW Solar Cost page may be more relevant.
An instant solar quote is useful because it gives you a guide before anyone visits your property.
An instant solar quote is useful because it gives you a guide before anyone visits your property. But it cannot see your roof pitch, switchboard, cable run, shading, meter setup, number of roof faces or whether your roof has decided to be annoying for sport.
That is why the final price needs to be confirmed after proper review. Common factors that can affect your quote include:
If your home is a fairly standard install, the estimate may be close to the type of pricing shown on our rates page. If your home has extra requirements, the quote may need to be adjusted before installation.
A solar-only system can suit homes that use plenty of electricity during the day.
If your usage is fairly normal, start with our 6.6kW solar system cost page to compare a common household system size.
A solar and battery system may suit households that want to store more of their own power and use it later, instead of sending excess solar back to the grid for a feed-in tariff that no longer makes anyone feel wealthy.
If you are comparing battery options, our Solar Battery Quotes and Installers Melbourne page explains what to consider before choosing a battery system.
If your home uses more power, has larger daytime loads, or you want more generation capacity, a bigger system may be worth reviewing.
Our 13kW solar system with 10kW inverter price page explains when a larger setup may make sense.
If you want to compare your estimate against current starting prices, read our solar system cost in Melbourne guide.
It explains solar-only pricing, solar and battery pricing, rebate assumptions and common extras.
Advanced Energy Solutions helps Victorian homeowners compare practical solar energy solutions based on their property, usage and goals. The point is not to sell the biggest system possible. The point is to design something that actually makes sense.
After using the tool, book a virtual consult through the AES homepage. From there, we can review your estimate, talk through system options and decide whether a $250 paid site inspection is the right next step.
No. The instant solar quote gives you a ballpark estimate based on your usage, typical system sizes and common installation assumptions. A final quote still needs to confirm roof conditions, switchboard details, site access, system design and any extras.
After you complete the instant quote form, book a virtual consult through the AES homepage. We use the form details to review your usage, system size, quote range and whether a paid in-home site inspection is the right next step.
For virtual consult requests, we ask that you use the instant quote form first. It gives us the basic usage and pricing information needed to respond properly instead of guessing from a vague email.
If the tool is not loading or submitting properly, use our Solar Quotes and Rates page for a rough idea of current pricing. You can also book a $250 in-home consultation if you want a site-specific review.
The tool can help you understand what size solar system may suit your usage, whether a battery may be worth considering, how your usage affects possible savings and whether you should book a detailed solar design consultation.
The final price can change based on roof material, roof pitch, number of roof faces, switchboard space, single phase or three phase power, cable runs, multi-storey access, battery storage and location.
Solar-only can suit homes that use plenty of electricity during the day. Solar and battery can suit households that want to store more of their own power and use it later. The right option depends on your usage, goals and budget.
Start with our what does solar cost guide, then compare the 6.6kW solar system cost, 13kW solar system cost and battery quote pages if they match your situation.
After completing the instant quote form, book a virtual consult through the AES homepage. If the tool is not working, check our Solar Quotes and Rates page for rough pricing or book a $250 in-home consultation.
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