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Tell us about your site. Get a real quote, not a price list.

Four short steps — about ninety seconds. You will see an indicative system size and saving as you go, and our sales team picks it up from there with a proper proposal.

Call back within one working day Free site survey, no obligation Itemised bill of materials before you pay Your details stay with our project team
  1. 1What you need
  2. 2Your site
  3. 3Your details
  4. 4Review
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Buying from SunX

What you get that a price-per-watt quote does not include

Solar quotes look interchangeable until you read the scope. Here is what is inside ours by default.

Itemised bill of materials

Make, model and warranty term for every module, inverter, cable and clamp — before you pay anything.

A generation model you keep

Expected annual yield and performance ratio for your specific roof, reviewed against actual at three and twelve months.

Paperwork handled

Subsidy registration, DISCOM feasibility, net metering and inspection follow-ups are ours to chase, not yours.

A maintenance plan from day one

First two cleaning cycles included, monitoring configured, and an O&M contract you can take or leave.

Before you ask

The commercial questions, answered

An indicative figure on the call, usually the same working day. A firm quotation follows the free site survey, normally within two working days of the visit, because the price depends on roof structure, cable runs and your sanctioned load — none of which can be judged from a photograph.

No. The survey, the generation model and the written proposal are free and yours to keep, including if you take them to another installer to compare. We would rather lose on price than win on confusion.

Typically a booking advance, a payment on material delivery to site, and the balance on commissioning — the exact split is stated in your proposal before you commit. For eligible homes the central subsidy is credited to your bank account after commissioning and inspection, so you fund the full amount first and receive it back.

For commercial and industrial sites of reasonable size, yes — under an OPEX or RESCO structure the plant is funded by us or a partner and you pay only for the units generated, at a tariff below your DISCOM rate. Availability depends on project size and credit profile. Residential projects are almost always CAPEX, though bank and NBFC rooftop loans are widely available.

A home rooftop is typically three to seven days on site once material arrives. Institutional and industrial plants run five to nine weeks depending on capacity and structure. The longer pole is usually DISCOM approval and the meter change rather than the installation itself — we file early and chase it for you.

It goes to our project team and nowhere else. We do not sell leads, share your enquiry with a panel of installers, or add you to marketing lists. Full detail in our privacy policy.

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