A smarter way to plan your home energy
Build a clearer energy plan with the right specialists
Tell us how your home runs now and what may come next. Get matched with suitable specialists for the decisions in front of you. Compare your options and move forward with a plan you understand.
Build my energy planStart with your household, not a preset package. Flag the changes and questions you want to sort out. Leave with a brief that makes the next conversation count.
The right energy plan starts with your household, not a product brochure.
Tell us how you live, what you want to power and where you see the home heading next. I LOVE SOLAR helps turn that picture into a clearer plan, then guides you towards suitable professionals for the work involved.
Frequently asked questions
It is a guided starting point for Australian households working out what they need from their home energy setup. You can outline how the household lives, what it wants to power and what may change next. I LOVE SOLAR uses that information to help shape a clearer brief for the next stage.
No. The point is to begin with the household’s needs, routines and priorities rather than arrive with a finished equipment list. Technical options can be explored once the property and the intended outcome are understood.
Yes. Early research can be useful, particularly if you are considering a renovation, EV, home office or another change that may affect how the home uses electricity. Treat the plan as a way to organise the questions before making a commitment.
If available, gather your property address, recent energy bills, details of existing equipment, photos of relevant areas and a short description of what you want the home to do. You can still begin without having every detail. A suitable professional can confirm the technical information later.
No. I LOVE SOLAR acts as an informed guide and matching service, not the installer. It helps clarify the household’s brief and can guide you towards appropriate professionals. Any design, site assessment, quotation, installation and technical requirements must be confirmed directly with the relevant supplier.
A general planning process cannot promise a specific saving, price or outcome. Those figures depend on the property, equipment, household behaviour, energy use, supplier proposal and other details that need to be assessed and confirmed for your situation.
Yes. Future plans are useful when they are reasonably concrete, such as an upcoming EV, renovation or change in working arrangements. Mention possible additions, but distinguish firm plans from ideas so the conversation stays practical rather than speculative.