Removal complete
Confirm that appropriately qualified people have safely disconnected and removed the equipment before collection is arranged.
See how ReSova fits the post-removal collection workflow for Sydney installers, property managers and project teams — with clear scope, access and handover inputs.

ReSova helps Sydney and selected NSW project teams arrange collection after qualified people have safely removed solar panels and related equipment. The useful starting point is the role managing the handover: an installer, property manager, contractor or project coordinator. ReSova then scopes the count, broad condition, ground-level staging and vehicle access; it does not perform electrical removal or guarantee a downstream result.
Confirm that appropriately qualified people have safely disconnected and removed the equipment before collection is arranged.
Share the panel count, related components and broad visible condition so the collection scope reflects the real batch.
Identify a ground-level staging area, site contact and the vehicle or loading access constraints.
Removed equipment creates different pressures depending on who is holding it. A trade team may need to keep a van or depot clear. A property manager may need a reliable handover record and a clear point of contact. A larger project may need an access-aware scope rather than a standard collection estimate.
These are practical collection inputs. They do not replace electrical, safety, contractual or legal obligations that may apply to a particular site.

| Role | Collection problem | Useful next route |
|---|---|---|
| Solar installer or electrician | Removed panels consume van or depot space between jobs. | Review the installer collection workflow and then use Commercial Services or the estimator. |
| Property or facilities manager | A commercial project needs a clear point of contact and a retained collection record. | Review the property-manager workflow and the post-pickup records guide. |
| Project coordinator | Access, quantity or mixed equipment makes a standard collection uncertain. | Use the Projects hub to decide whether a standard or tailored scope is appropriate. |
Electrical isolation and removal remain the responsibility of the appropriate qualified people.
Count what is ready, note broad condition and group related components where practical.
Provide the staging point, site contact and loading or vehicle constraints.
Use the online estimate for eligible 10–69 panel jobs; use a tailored scope for 70+, special equipment, multi-site or complex access.
Eligible equipment is counted at handover and the collection is recorded on a job docket.
For a live job, share the collection postcode, equipment count, condition and access notes.