Resinc Solar reviews are close to perfect: as at November 2026 RESINC Solar & Batteries holds 5.0 stars from 3,742 ratings on SolarQuotes, 5.0 from 3,735 reviews on ProductReview.com.au, 5.0 from 3,290 on Trustpilot and 4.9 from about 3,400 on Google. It is a New South Wales and Queensland retailer, with offices in both states and in Victoria and the ACT, and it sells mainly LONGi panels with Anker SOLIX, Sungrow, FranklinWH and Sigenergy batteries. Our verdict: a real, well documented company whose ratings are unusually strong, with after-sales complaints that are rare but worth testing. We found no regulator action against it. Resinc is not in our directory. This is independent desk research; Solar Cobber did not contact Resinc and was not paid for this review.
Key facts
- RESINC Solar & Batteries is a registered business name (from 15 May 2025) of The Trustee for Resinc Solar Unit Trust, ABN 81 712 459 481, a fixed unit trust whose ABN has been active since 17 August 2016, according to ABN Lookup in November 2026.
- RESINC Solar & Batteries holds 5.0 out of 5 on SolarQuotes from 3,742 ratings, with 3,645 five-star ratings and no one-star ratings, as at November 2026.
- ProductReview.com.au shows RESINC Solar & Batteries at 5.0 from 3,735 reviews with an average purchase price of A$19,450.60, as at November 2026.
- RESINC Solar & Batteries lists a NSW head office in Wyong and a Queensland head office in Newstead, and says it serves NSW, Queensland, the ACT and Victoria.
- RESINC Solar & Batteries offers a 10 business day fault-repair commitment and, on PERFORMANCE systems only, a guarantee of savings equal to 150% of the system cost over 10 years, according to its own post-installation and warranty pages in November 2026.
- We found no public enforcement action by the Clean Energy Regulator, the ACCC or a state fair trading agency against RESINC Solar & Batteries as at November 2026.
RESINC Solar at a glance
The table below summarises RESINC Solar & Batteries’ public details, checked in November 2026. Company statements are marked as such.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Founded | Not stated consistently: the company’s home page says “over 15 years”, “21+ years” and “over 24 years” in different places. SolarQuotes lists Resinc Solar Pty Ltd (ACN 153 774 488) as active since 17 October 2011 |
| Head offices | NSW: 3 Amy Close, Wyong NSW 2259. Queensland: 40 Ross Street, Newstead QLD 4006 (company contact page). Other offices and warehouses in Bentley Park and Arundel (QLD), Broadmeadows (VIC), Hume (ACT) and several NSW suburbs |
| Legal entity and ABN | The Trustee for Resinc Solar Unit Trust, ABN 81 712 459 481, trading as RESINC Solar & Batteries (ABN Lookup). Licences are held by Resinc Solar Pty Ltd (SolarQuotes lists ACT, NSW, QLD, TAS, VIC and WA numbers) |
| States served | NSW, Queensland, the ACT and Victoria (company website); SolarQuotes says it intends to expand into Western Australia |
| Ownership | Described as locally owned and a social enterprise; owners are not named on the pages we read |
| What it sells | Residential and commercial solar, batteries, EV chargers and hot water heat pumps (SolarQuotes capabilities list) |
| Brands | Panels: LONGi (3,202 SolarQuotes reviews). Batteries: Anker SOLIX (653), Sungrow (117), FranklinWH (63), Alpha-ESS (27). Inverters include Huawei, GoodWe, Sungrow, GE and Anker SOLIX |
| Workmanship warranty | Install workmanship guarantee and 10 business day downtime cover; the web text we read gives no year figure for workmanship (see the warranty section) |
| 4.9 from 3,401 reviews, Wyong NSW listing, November 2026 | |
| ProductReview.com.au | 5.0 from 3,735 reviews, 100% positive, November 2026 |
| Trustpilot | 5.0 from 3,290 reviews, 98% five star, November 2026 |
| SolarQuotes | 5.0 from 3,742 ratings, latest review dated 13 November 2026. SolarQuotes lists Resinc as a SolarQuotes client |
| Accreditation (as stated) | Says it is Clean Energy Council accredited, holds Gold Master Electrician status and triple ISO certification (ISO 9001, 14001, 45001), and follows the New Energy Tech Consumer Code |
Solar Cobber does not verify accreditation. Check the Clean Energy Council approved retailer list and the Solar Accreditation Australia installer register yourself before you sign. This page covers the Resinc that dominates Australian search results for “Resinc Solar”, not other businesses with a similar name.
Is Resinc Solar any good?
Resinc Solar is a good bet for a household that wants a large, well reviewed retailer with a structured after-sales programme, and it is worth pressing on price and on the small print of its guarantees. Across four platforms the rating is 4.9 to 5.0, from more than 3,000 reviews each, which is rare at this scale.
The numbers are strong, but read them with care. When 97% of ratings are five stars, the rating no longer separates good from excellent, and Resinc is a SolarQuotes client, meaning it pays to be listed there. Our guide to the five-star problem explains why. The more useful evidence is what reviewers write about years two to seven, where several describe follow-up visits and fixes.
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| Rating | |
|---|---|
| SolarQuotes | 5.0 |
| ProductReview | 5.0 |
| Trustpilot | 5.0 |
| 4.9 |
All four platforms put Resinc at 4.9 or 5.0 from between 3,290 and 3,742 reviews each, so the picture is consistent rather than driven by one site.
What the star breakdown shows
SolarQuotes publishes the full count by star, and 97.4% of Resinc’s ratings are five star. Only 8 of 3,742 ratings are three stars or below.
- SolarQuotes (3,742)
- Trustpilot (3,290)
Source: SolarQuotes (3,645, 89, 5, 3 and 0 ratings) and Trustpilot (percentages as shown), read November 2026. Solar Cobber calculation for SolarQuotes: each star count divided by 3,742.
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| SolarQuotes (3,742) | Trustpilot (3,290) | |
|---|---|---|
| 5 star | 97.4% | 98.0% |
| 4 star | 2.4% | 2.0% |
| 3 star | 0.1% | n/a |
| 2 star | 0.1% | n/a |
| 1 star | 0.0% | n/a |
ProductReview.com.au shows 100% positive and does not publish a per-star split on the listing page, so we have not charted it.
What customers praise
Public reviews on SolarQuotes, ProductReview.com.au and Resinc’s own site, read in November 2026, repeat the same themes:
- Follow-up after installation. The most distinctive theme: reviewers describe a video session after install, an in-person visit some months later, and staff who help compare electricity plans. This matches the programme Resinc describes on its post-installation care page.
- Installers and tidiness. Reviewers call crews punctual, professional and tidy, with clean cabling and site clean-up.
- Bill savings. Many report bills of A$10 to A$20 or halved bills, and several describe systems still performing six or seven years on.
- Explanation and low pressure. Reviewers say the design was data driven and clearly explained, and that they did not feel pressured.
ProductReview.com.au’s own summary lists after-sales support, energy plan management, installation quality and long-term reliability as the pros.
Common Resinc Solar complaints
Resinc Solar complaints are scarce in the data we could read, so the patterns below are thin and should be treated as questions to ask, not findings. We could read only the first page of reviews on SolarQuotes and ProductReview.com.au, and all of those were positive.
- Communication and scheduling. Trustpilot’s automated summary of the reviews mentions communication gaps and scheduling delays, as at November 2026. The page shows no individual low-rated review.
- Post-install faults and parts. The same summary mentions equipment problems after installation and slow help with replacement parts. One recent ProductReview.com.au review describes early roof leaks that took several visits to fix, though the same reviewer says the team stayed responsive.
- Door-to-door selling. Search results show local community discussions, including a Newcastle area Facebook group and a Reddit thread on r/newcastle, in which residents discuss Resinc representatives knocking on doors. We could read only the search excerpts, not the threads. One excerpt argues that many negative opinions come from the door-to-door approach rather than from after-sales service. Resinc’s own complaints page refers to conversations “face-to-face with someone from our team in your area”.
- Replies. Trustpilot states that Resinc “hasn’t replied to negative reviews”, which on a page with so few negative reviews says little. Resinc runs a complaints form on its website.
If a salesperson arrives unannounced, you are not obliged to sign anything, and a written quote you can take away is the sensible request. Our guide to comparing solar quotes lists what to line up.
Products and brands Resinc Solar installs
Resinc installs mostly LONGi panels with Anker SOLIX batteries. SolarQuotes counts 3,202 reviews reporting LONGi panels, and for batteries 653 Anker SOLIX, 117 Sungrow, 63 FranklinWH and 27 Alpha-ESS.
Source: SolarQuotes, RESINC Solar installer review page, read November 2026.
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| Reviews reporting brand | |
|---|---|
| Anker SOLIX | 653 |
| Sungrow | 117 |
| FranklinWH | 63 |
| Alpha-ESS | 27 |
| Huawei | 9 |
| Tesla Powerwall 3 | 4 |
Anker SOLIX accounts for about 74% of the battery reviews that name a brand in this list (653 of 873). Resinc’s website also has pages for Sigenergy Sigenstor and FranklinWH batteries.
We have reviewed several of these products: the Anker SOLIX X1, the Sungrow SBR battery, the Sungrow SBH battery, the Sigenergy SigenStor, the Huawei LUNA2000 battery and the LONGi Hi-MO X6 panel. Our battery sizing guide helps check the size you are quoted.
Resinc Solar prices
Resinc does not publish fixed prices on the pages we read, so we cannot give a price list. It says it offers upfront pricing with no hidden costs and a free quote.
Two sources give a sense of what customers paid, as at November 2026:
- SolarQuotes says reviewers report paying about A$5,600 to A$26,000 for systems from 4 kW to 30 kW, depending on hardware and installation difficulty.
- ProductReview.com.au shows an average purchase price of A$19,450.60 across reviews that state one. It does not say what mix of solar and battery that covers or whether it is before or after the federal discount.
Headline deals often leave out switchboard upgrades, backup wiring and tilted roof work, so ask for a fully itemised quote. For the battery discount that should appear as a separate line, read our battery rebate guide and state battery rebate guide.
Warranty and after-sales support
Resinc’s published warranty page promises that it will repair damage caused by its installation and replace failed balance-of-system parts such as mountings, cables and conduit within the warranty period. Panels and inverters follow the manufacturers’ warranties. We could not find a stated number of years for the workmanship guarantee in the web text, so ask for it in writing.
The conditions matter. The page requires annual cleaning and maintenance, asks you to notify Resinc of faults immediately, and says third-party work on the system may jeopardise your warranties. Its post-installation care page adds a 10 business day fault-repair commitment: if a reported fault is not fixed in that time, Resinc says it will cover lost solar savings.
The 150% savings guarantee
On PERFORMANCE systems only, Resinc guarantees savings of at least 150% of the base system value over the first 10 years. The base value is the system price after STCs and rebates. Savings are worked out from the monitoring data and your bills, you must keep annual cleaning and monitoring subscriptions active, and you make the claim with supporting documents. A shortfall is refunded within 7 days of validation.
Solar Cobber calculation. Required 10 year savings = system value after rebates multiplied by 1.5. Required savings per year = that figure divided by 10.
| System value after rebates | Savings needed over 10 years | Savings needed per year |
|---|---|---|
| A$8,000 | A$12,000 | A$1,200 |
| A$10,000 | A$15,000 | A$1,500 |
| A$15,000 | A$22,500 | A$2,250 |
| A$20,000 | A$30,000 | A$3,000 |
Source: Solar Cobber calculation from Resinc's warranty information page, read November 2026. System value multiplied by 1.5. Applies only to PERFORMANCE systems and only while the cleaning and monitoring conditions are met.
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| Savings required | |
|---|---|
| A$8,000 | A$12,000 |
| A$10,000 | A$15,000 |
| A$15,000 | A$22,500 |
| A$20,000 | A$30,000 |
A guarantee only helps if you could realistically claim it, so check whether your quote is a PERFORMANCE system and what the annual subscription costs. Because the warranty is given by the retailer, ask what happens if Resinc stops trading. Our solar company failures tracker explains the risk, and a manufacturer warranty usually continues even when the installer’s promise ends.
Company background
The ABN for RESINC Solar & Batteries belongs to a unit trust trading since 2016, and SolarQuotes lists the operating company as Resinc Solar Pty Ltd, registered in 2011. The company says it is a social enterprise that reinvests part of its revenue in community projects, including solar for surf life saving clubs.
It lists many awards on its own site, including SunWiz 2026 awards, the SolarQuotes Customer Choice Award for 2025 and a 2025 NSW and ACT Master Electrician of the Year. These are company claims we have not independently checked. It also sponsors a Channel 9 series, which is marketing, not evidence of quality.
We found no public enforcement action against RESINC Solar & Batteries or Resinc Solar Pty Ltd as at November 2026. Our searches of Clean Energy Regulator and consumer agency notices turned up nothing, and the regulator’s recent compliance updates we reviewed do not name it. Customer complaints alone are not evidence of wrongdoing, and an absence of action is not a guarantee of quality.
Resinc Solar vs alternatives
The table compares Resinc with three retailers we have reviewed, using ratings as at November 2026. Counts differ by an order of magnitude, so compare with care.
| Company | ProductReview.com.au | SolarQuotes | Best for | Our review |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resinc Solar | 5.0 from 3,735 | 5.0 from 3,742 | Buyers who value a structured after-sales programme in NSW, QLD, ACT and VIC | This page |
| Sunboost | 4.8 from 21,436 | 3.5 from 328 | Buyers chasing price | Sunboost reviews |
| Arise Solar | 4.7 from 9,545 | 3.4 from 341 | Large national retailer | Arise Solar reviews |
| Solargain | 4.6 from 995 | 4.3 from 1,121 | Established national retailer | Solargain reviews |
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| SolarQuotes rating | |
|---|---|
| Resinc Solar | 5.0 |
| Solargain | 4.3 |
| 1KOMMA5 | 4.3 |
| Sunboost | 3.5 |
| Arise Solar | 3.4 |
On SolarQuotes, Resinc’s 5.0 is 0.7 stars above Solargain and 1KOMMA5 at 4.3, and about 1.5 stars above Sunboost and Arise Solar. For local alternatives, see our guides to solar companies on the Central Coast, in Newcastle, on the Gold Coast, in Brisbane and in Canberra, or browse the directory.
Who Resinc Solar suits, and who should look elsewhere
Resinc Solar suits you if:
- You live in NSW, Queensland, the ACT or Victoria and want a large installer with its own staff.
- You value follow-up visits, monitoring and help choosing an electricity plan after installation.
- You want an Amber Electric-linked battery setup: Resinc says it is an Amber partner installer (see our Amber review).
Look elsewhere, or negotiate harder, if:
- You do not want a door-to-door sales approach and would rather request quotes yourself.
- You want a published price list before talking to anyone.
- You live in South Australia, Tasmania, Western Australia or the Northern Territory, where Resinc does not list service areas on its home page.
Questions to ask Resinc Solar before you sign
- What is the exact battery model, and what is its usable capacity in kWh?
- How many STCs are being created, and what dollar value is passed on in my price?
- Who is the licensed installer, what is their accreditation number, and is Resinc on the Clean Energy Council approved retailer list?
- How many years does the workmanship guarantee last, and is it written into my contract?
- Is this a PERFORMANCE system with the 150% savings guarantee, and what do the annual cleaning and monitoring subscriptions cost?
- What happens to the guarantees if Resinc stops trading?
- Who handles network approval and the electrical safety certificate, and how long between signing and installation?
- Is backup power included in the quote, or optional extra work?
For more, read how to choose a solar installer.
FAQ
Is Resinc legit?
Yes, RESINC Solar & Batteries is a legitimate registered business: it trades under The Trustee for Resinc Solar Unit Trust, ABN 81 712 459 481, active since August 2016 according to ABN Lookup. It has thousands of public reviews and we found no regulator action against it as at November 2026. Check its accreditation and read your contract before signing.
Are Resinc Solar reviews good?
Yes, they are exceptionally good. As at November 2026 the company holds 5.0 from 3,742 ratings on SolarQuotes, 5.0 from 3,735 on ProductReview.com.au, 5.0 from 3,290 on Trustpilot and 4.9 from about 3,400 on Google. Such uniformly high ratings are a reason to also read the contract.
What are the most common Resinc Solar complaints?
Complaints are rare and mostly concern communication, scheduling delays and slow resolution of post-install faults, plus local discussion of door-to-door selling. These are patterns from limited public information, not proven faults.
Who owns Resinc Solar?
Resinc Solar & Batteries is a business name of a unit trust, The Trustee for Resinc Solar Unit Trust. The company calls itself locally owned and a social enterprise, but the owners are not named on the pages we read, so we could not confirm who owns it.
Where is Resinc Solar based?
Resinc Solar & Batteries lists a NSW head office at 3 Amy Close, Wyong and a Queensland head office at 40 Ross Street, Newstead, as at November 2026. It says it serves NSW, Queensland, the ACT and Victoria.
Is Resinc Solar CEC approved?
The company says it is Clean Energy Council accredited and follows the New Energy Tech Consumer Code. Solar Cobber does not verify this, so check the Clean Energy Council approved retailer list and the Solar Accreditation Australia register yourself.
How much does Resinc Solar charge?
Resinc does not publish a price list. SolarQuotes says reviewers report paying about A$5,600 to A$26,000 for systems from 4 kW to 30 kW, and ProductReview.com.au shows an average purchase price of A$19,450.60. Ask for a written quote showing the federal discount separately.
What happens to my warranty if Resinc closes?
The workmanship guarantee and the 150% savings guarantee come from the retailer, so they would generally end if it stopped trading. Manufacturer warranties on panels, inverters and batteries may continue with the manufacturer’s Australian support. Ask about this before you sign.
Sources
- RESINC Solar & Batteries website, contact page, awards page, warranty information, post installation care, complaints page and Amber page, read November 2026
- ABN Lookup record for ABN 81 712 459 481, extracted 14 November 2026
- SolarQuotes: RESINC Solar installer review, November 2026
- ProductReview.com.au: Resinc Solar & Batteries, November 2026
- Trustpilot: RESINC Solar Batteries, 13 November 2026
- Google Maps listing for RESINC Solar & Batteries, Wyong NSW, November 2026
- Clean Energy Regulator: solar compliance and enforcement news, searched November 2026
About this review
This review was written by the Solar Cobber editorial team from independent desk research checked in November 2026. Solar Cobber is a free directory that may earn referral or advertising fees from installers; commercial relationships never affect our content. This is general information, not financial advice. To report a correction, contact us.
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