Residential solar panel installation – with full administration
Want to lower your electricity bill but don't want to deal with complicated administration? We'll handle everything for you, from planning and permitting to execution.
Nexvo Solar does not only sell solar panels, inverters and batteries. We can also help our customers with the entire solar panel installation, from the initial consultation to installation and licensing.
Our main services:
✔ Installation of new solar panel systems
✔ Expansion of existing systems
✔ Battery installation and backup design
✔ Electric car charger installation
✔ Metering point standardization
✔ Licensing and utility administration
The final offer is always prepared based on the property's characteristics, the existing electrical network, and specific technical requirements.
Why consider a solar panel system?
More predictable energy costs
A well-sized solar panel system can help reduce the amount of energy drawn from the grid, thus making household energy consumption more predictable in the long run.
Conscious home design
When building a new home or renovating, a solar panel system can be coordinated with the house's energy needs from the outset, for example, with a heat pump, air conditioning, or an electric car charger.
More valuable, modern property
With the right system, a portion of electric car charging can be covered by self-generated power, especially if consumption, production, and charging habits are well synchronized.
Solar charging for electric cars
A well-designed solar panel system can enhance the technical standard of a property, making it more attractive to those who envision lower energy dependency in the long term.
Greater energy independence
A solar panel system can reduce reliance on grid electricity. With a battery and appropriate backup design, the utilization of self-generated power can be further increased locally.
Expandable system for future needs
A properly designed system can later be expanded with a battery, car charger, or accessories tailored to larger consumers.
Hybrid Solar Panel Solutions and Prices
The prices are indicative starting system prices without a battery, under standard installation conditions. The final offer will be prepared based on annual consumption, roof characteristics, meter location status, and any additional requirements.
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The construction process step by step
1. Initial Consultation and Needs Assessment
After receiving your request for a quote, we will contact you to discuss the property's basic details, annual electricity consumption, roof characteristics, and future plans, such as the need for an electric car, heat pump, or battery energy storage. Based on this, we will pre-determine what capacity system would be most suitable.
2. Technical Survey and Specification Refinement
During the on-site or photo-based technical consultation, we will check the roof design, the condition of the metering point, the possible location of the inverter, and the cable routing. Based on these, we will refine the technical specifications and prepare a detailed offer.
3. Permitting and Utility Administration
We also assist with compiling the necessary documentation and handling utility administration. The details of the application, electrical plan, and permitting process always depend on the regulations of the specific electricity provider and the type of system.
4. Installation and Construction
Based on the approved technical specifications, our installation partner will install the mounting structure, solar panels, inverter, and, if necessary, the battery or other accessories. During construction, special attention is paid to safe cabling, proper fastening, and clear, organized work.
5. Commissioning, Handover, and Monitoring Setup
After installation, the system is checked, commissioned, and documented. We will set up the basic monitoring interface or mobile application so you can track the system's production and operation.
Do you have a question?
Call us and we will help you navigate the options.
Does the system need to be licensed, and who is responsible for that?
Does the system need to be licensed, and who is responsible for that?
Yes, all grid-tied systems require a permit. The good news is that we handle the entire administration process: from initial application to provider approval.
What happens in case of a power outage? Will there be electricity in the house?
What happens in case of a power outage? Will there be electricity in the house?
For safety reasons, traditional solar panels switch off during power outages. However, the hybrid systems we install can be equipped with a Full Backup function, which switches to island mode in 0.01 seconds, allowing everything to continue operating seamlessly from the batteries.
Is it still worth investing in solar panels under the gross metering system?
Is it still worth investing in solar panels under the gross metering system?
Definitely yes, but the emphasis is on the hybrid (battery-based) solution. Instead of selling surplus energy to the grid cheaply, with a battery, you store your daytime production for yourself for the evening. This way, you use your own generated, free energy, which ensures the fastest return on investment.
How long does the implementation take?
How long does the implementation take?
Network permitting generally takes 2-4 months (depending on the service provider), but the physical installation itself is usually completed by our professional team in just 1-2 business days.
What guarantees do I get for the system?
What guarantees do I get for the system?
Manufacturer warranties are exceptional: we provide a 25-30 year performance warranty for solar panels, 5-10 years for inverters, and a 3-year installation warranty for the construction work we perform.
Should I replace my roof before getting solar panels?
Should I replace my roof before getting solar panels?
This will be accurately determined during the on-site survey. If the roof structure is stable and in good condition, there is no need for replacement. Our colleagues will professionally carry out minor repairs or tile repositioning when securing the supporting structure.
Can I add a battery to the system later?
Can I add a battery to the system later?
Yes! The hybrid inverters we install are essentially "battery-ready." This means that if storage isn't in your budget right now, the system can be expanded with batteries later, at any time, without demolition or major modifications.
