Customer Interview: Sheila, Homeowner

Author:

Daniel Tonkin

Customer Interview: Sheila, Homeowner (Sutherland Shire, NSW)

System Installed: 22 x Jinko 440W Panels | Sungrow 8kW Inverter | Sonnen evo battery

What made you look into solar and battery?

Our bills were just becoming a astronomical. Like everyone else I guess. George Hutchison arrived at the door from Think Renewable. My consultation with George obviously was fantastic, which prompted us to go ahead with the whole idea of solar panels and battery.

What impact have you seen on your energy bills since getting solar and battery?

Unbelievable difference. From $600, the bills came out at $95.07. It was just amazing.

How was the installation experience?

When the team arrived, they were just superb. So efficient, courteous, no mess left. And just did and explained what they were doing, no dramas whatsoever.

What would you say to someone considering solar and battery?

My belief is, if you’re going to have solar, go for a battery as well from Think Renewable because it just makes such a difference.

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