1 · Describe
Provide the panel, site, condition and access details.
Project details
What we need to know
- Site suburb and postcode
- Panel quantity, type and dimensions if known
- Condition, breakage or contamination
- Whether panels are installed or already removed
- Site access and loading information
Also identify attached equipment or loose parts. Batteries, inverters and mounting hardware should be described separately rather than assumed to follow the same route.
How it works
From enquiry to downstream processing
2 · Confirm
We discuss acceptance and the practical movement arrangements for the project.
3 · Route
Accepted end-of-life panels are routed to appropriate downstream processing.
Safe handling
Do not dismantle panels
Keep removed panels stable and do not cut, crush or dismantle them. Installed electrical equipment should be isolated and removed by an appropriately qualified solar or electrical professional.
Disclose broken glass, fire or storm damage, contamination and loose components before arranging movement.
Recycling outcomes
Claims based on the actual route
We do not promise a recovery percentage or environmental saving. Ask what project information can be provided for the particular recycling route.
Questions
Confirm the project scope
Can I bring household panels?
Send the project details first so acceptance and movement arrangements can be confirmed.
Do you remove panels from roofs?
Do not assume deinstallation is included. Arrange removal through an appropriately qualified solar or electrical professional unless a confirmed project scope says otherwise.