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BEFORE YOU WIN THE JOB

Price your part with a clearer picture of ours.

Bring us into the Level 2 questions while you are preparing your proposal. Understand the likely scope, missing information and dependencies before you commit to a price or installation date.

Two team members looking upward and discussing work beside a residential fence.

Start with the supply questions.

A proposed electrical, solar or battery installation may bring questions about the existing supply, metering or connection. We can help identify the Level 2 issues that need attention alongside your installation scope.

Likely Level 2 scope

The work that appears relevant from the information available, and where our scope would meet yours.

Missing information

The site details, plans, existing supply information or assessment needed before the scope can be firmed up.

Dependencies and sequence

Items such as approvals, site access, metering arrangements and other contractors that could affect the work or timing.

The right next step

Whether a preliminary budget allowance is useful, a site assessment is needed, or the information is sufficient to prepare a quotation.

You do not need a perfect brief.

Send what you have and identify the decision you need to make. A short description and the site address or suburb are enough to start the conversation.

The project

Your business and contact details, the site location and a short description of the proposed work.

Useful background

Available plans, an existing defect notice, supply information or photos already taken from safe, accessible positions. Do not remove covers or approach damaged electrical equipment to obtain photos.

Two separate dates

When do you need our response or quotation? When is the work required? If either date is flexible or unknown, say so.

An allowance is a planning tool.

Preliminary guidance and budget allowances are based on the information available. They are not a confirmed quotation, a booking, network approval or technical approval of your installation.

What it is based on

Any allowance should state the assumed scope, key exclusions and information still needed.

Before you commit

Confirm the final scope, price, responsibilities and dependencies before relying on a fixed amount or work date. Where further assessment is required, we explain the next step and any applicable fee before proceeding.

For solar and battery teams.

Our role is the Level 2 supply and connection work that supports your installation. Share the proposed system details and the supply questions you need resolved. Solar or battery design, installation and performance commitments remain with the responsible parties.

Still quoting? That is a good time to involve us.

Send the project context and your quotation deadline. Let us work through what needs to be established before your price is committed.