Contact ReSova
Send the collection postcode, approximate panel quantity, panel condition and site-access details. For a fast indicative price, use the online estimator.
Contact ReSova about a Sydney solar-equipment collection by sending the postcode, actual panel count and other equipment, visible condition, ground-level handover location and access details. For a standard panel-only request, the online estimator can provide an indicative figure; submitting a form does not confirm a booking.
Tell us what is actually ready at ground level
For a homeowner request, include the property postcode, the actual number of removed panels, any inverter or other related equipment, broad visible condition and photographs where useful. State where the equipment is staged and note gates, steps, parking or other access constraints. Electrical isolation, disconnection and roof removal must already be handled by appropriately qualified people; ReSova's scope begins with eligible equipment made available for a ground-level handover.
Electricians, installers, warehouses and commercial project teams should also identify the project or authorised site contact, separate equipment categories, describe mixed or damaged batches and explain operating-site or loading constraints. Use the estimator only for an eligible standard panel-only batch of 10–69 panels. For 70 or more panels, multiple sites, recurring batches, complete systems or mixed equipment, select the commercial or tailored request route so the real scope can be reviewed.
A submitted form is an enquiry, not a confirmed collection, price, vehicle, route or time. Equipment type, condition, location and available pathways affect what can happen after collection, so reuse, recycling, recovery and final destination are not guaranteed. Keeping those boundaries explicit lets homeowners, electricians and companies receive an answer based on the same factual handover record.
Choose the contact route by the decision you need. Use the estimator for an indicative standard-pathway figure, the commercial enquiry for a mixed or operationally complex batch, and the equipment pages when you are still identifying what is in scope. A strong enquiry names one responsible contact and distinguishes known facts from estimates or unknowns. If the equipment is still installed, unsafe, inaccessible or not authorised for handover, resolve that issue with the appropriate responsible party before treating it as collection-ready.
After submitting, retain the inventory, photographs and any electrician, installer or project records. If the batch, access or timing changes, tell ReSova so the request can be reviewed against the current facts. This reduces duplicated questions and prevents an early indication from being mistaken for final scope confirmation.