How we vet installers and vendors
Nigeria has no licensing body for solar installers. So before anyone touches a roof on our behalf, they go through the checks below, and we stay on the job until commissioning.
Four things every installer passes first
Before an installer gets their first job from us. No exceptions for friends of friends.
CAC registration
A registered business name or company. We take the number and check it. No registration, no jobs.
Three past installs, with photos
Real sites, not brochure shots. We want to see the inverter room, the battery bank and the roof, and we ask to speak to at least one of those customers.
Two customer references
We call them. Did the system do what was promised, was the site left tidy, did the installer come back when called.
A written workmanship warranty
On paper, with the terms spelled out. It goes into the handover pack the customer receives, next to the equipment warranties.
And the vendors on the brands page
Vendors and distributors are listed free, with their public prices and the date we saw each one. A listing is not an endorsement. The price that counts is the one we confirm with them by phone on the day you buy. Vendors whose prices go stale get pulled.
- Public price list or catalogue we can link to
- CAC registration
- Contact details as they publish them, so you can check us against them
- Prices dated (currently September 2026) and re-checked before every purchase
What we do on every job
Vetting gets an installer in the door. This is what keeps the job honest from your quote code to handover.
Prices confirmed with the vendor before you pay
Your quote carries the prices we saw on the day it was made. Before any money moves we call the vendor and confirm today's price and stock. If it moved, you hear it from us first.
Site survey
Roof, cable runs, where the inverter and batteries will sit, how the changeover is wired. The installer joins the survey so there are no surprises on install day.
Photos from site on WhatsApp
Mounting, wiring, battery bank, earthing, labelling. You see the job as it happens, whether you are in the house or in another country.
Commissioning checklist
Every string tested, battery settings confirmed, load test under real appliances, app set up on your phone. Signed off before we call it done.
Warranty paperwork
Equipment warranties from the vendor, the installer's workmanship warranty, serial numbers, and your quote code in one handover pack.
For scale: installed systems we quote run from about ₦1.4M for a 1.5–2.5kVA · 5kWh lithium starter to ₦9.5M for a 8–10kVA · 15kWh lithium home, at September 2026 prices. That is enough money to deserve this much care.
What we do not do
We do not sell equipment ourselves. It comes from vendors on the brands page, at a price we confirm with them, so there is no margin hiding in a mystery bundle.
We do not take money for listings, badges or placement. There is nothing for an installer or vendor to buy here.
We do not send an installer we have not checked, and we do not stop at the referral. We stay on the job until commissioning.
We do not guess prices. Every naira figure on this site carries the date we saw it.
Start with the numbers
Size your system, get an itemised quote with a code, then send it to us. We confirm the prices, source the equipment and put a vetted installer on it.