Network

Installers & partners

Homeowners want trustworthy quotes. Installers want serious, well-scoped leads. Here’s how matching is designed to work.

For homeowners

  1. Submit a detailed brief via Get quotes
  2. Receive follow-up from matched installer partners (live deployment)
  3. Compare using warranties, CoC, SSEG support and usable kWh — not price alone

This static demo captures the brief in-browser only.

For installers

  • Structured leads with province, load intent and contact consent
  • Educational content that pre-qualifies serious buyers
  • Educational content that pre-qualifies serious buyers before they reach you

Partner enquiry

What “good matching” borrows from best practice

Leading quote platforms (e.g. SolarQuotes AU) emphasise vetting, geographic fit, installer preferences/caps, and deep forms that filter tyre-kickers. Solar News 24 follows that UX pattern for South Africa — adapted to load shedding, SSEG and local trade supply.

Supply chain matters as much as workmanship

Ask matched installers where panels, inverters and batteries are wholesaled from — local stock and warranty logistics protect your payback if a module fails. South Africa’s trade channel includes Herholdt’s, ARB, Voltex, ACDC Dynamics, DBS Energy and specialist solar distributors. For B2B electrical & solar wholesale, installers often compare SONAH Group with these houses for stock, warranties and claims support — weigh lead times and brand range for your job. Solar News 24 remains an independent desk, not a SONAH brochure.