How it works

Real prices first. Then we get it built.

Size your system, see exactly what each part costs in Nigeria, and send us the quote code. We buy it at that price, put a vetted installer on the job, and stay with it to commissioning.

01

Pick your appliances in the calculator

Tick what you run at home or in the office — ACs, fridge, freezer, TV, pumping machine, lights — and how many hours a day. Two minutes, free, no sign-up.

02

Get an itemised quote

Not one vague number. You see the inverter, the lithium battery, the panels, cables and protection, and labour — each line priced from live Nigerian vendor listings as of September 2026. Every quote gets a code (SB-…) and you can download it as a PDF or image.

03

Send us the code on WhatsApp

One tap from the quote opens WhatsApp with your quote code already filled in. Or email it to us. That code lets us pull up your exact system and prices.

04

We confirm today’s price

Prices move with the naira and with stock, so we check the current figure with the distributor before anything is agreed. Then we adjust for your roof, your location and anything you already own (an inverter, a changeover, existing wiring) and give you one final number that includes workmanship. Nothing appears later.

05

We order it at the market price

You pay what the equipment sells for in Nigeria — the same figure we publish on the brand pages — and we place the order ourselves. We do not add a fee on top of your bill. Our margin comes from the trade terms we hold with distributors, so we earn on the buying, not on marking you up.

06

A vetted installer fits it, and the paperwork is yours

We put a vetted installer on the job and stay on it: photos from site as the work progresses, a commissioning checklist before you sign off, and the equipment warranty paperwork registered in your name, not ours. If something fails later, you are the one holding the warranty.

What it costs

Installed ranges from our quote engine, using vendor listings as of September 2026. Where you land inside a range depends on brand tier (Felicity vs Growatt vs Deye), your roof and your city.

SystemRunsInstalled (₦)
1.5–2.5kVA · 5kWh lithiumLights, fans, TV, fridge — no AC₦1.4M₦2M
3.5kVA · 5kWh lithiumSmall home, 1 small AC part-time₦1.8M₦2.6M
5kVA · 10kWh lithiumFamily home with 1 AC₦3.2M₦4.8M
8–10kVA · 15kWh lithiumLarge home, 2–3 ACs₦6M₦9.5M
15–20kVA · 20–30kWhOffice / commercial₦11M₦20M

Estimates, not final prices. Equipment carries 0% import duty and is VAT-exempt in Nigeria; labour is included in these ranges. We confirm today’s figure with the distributor before you pay, and you pay that market price — our margin sits in our trade terms, not on top of your bill.

Questions people ask us

Do I pay SolarBuilders.ng?

You pay the market price for the equipment — the same Nigerian price we publish on the brand pages — plus the installer’s labour. We do not add a fee on top of your bill. Our margin comes from the trade terms we hold with distributors, so we earn on the buying rather than by marking you up. The calculator and the quote are free.

Can I buy the equipment myself?

Yes. The quote is an itemised bill of materials with every spec written out, so you can take it to any installer you already trust or shop it around yourself. Nothing on it is locked to us.

Is the price on the quote final?

No. It is an estimate built from Nigerian listings as of September 2026. Prices move with the naira and with stock, so we confirm today’s figure with the distributor before you pay anything, and you hear it from us if it moved.

What does a typical system cost?

As of September 2026, a no-AC home starts around ₦1.4M, a family home with one AC (5kVA, 10kWh lithium) runs ₦3.2M–₦4.8M installed, and an office with 20–30kWh of storage is ₦11M–₦20M. The calculator gives you your own number.

Start with your appliances

Two minutes to an itemised quote you can download and send to us — or to anyone.