A smarter first step for your home or business energy project
Share your site, electricity use, roof, operating pattern and timing. OmniOrigin can then decide whether an initial estimate, a commercial energy review or a technical survey is the right next step.
This intake separates residential enquiries from energy-intensive small commercial and light-industrial opportunities before any quotation or site survey is planned.
Smart energy checkHome and commercial enquiries routed with the right context
Useful context before design or quotation
Separates homes from workshops, warehouses and other business sites.
Collects the usage pattern, roof, electrical supply and available evidence.
Helps choose between an initial estimate, data review, advice call or site survey.
How your enquiry is reviewed
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Choose whether the project is for a home or a business site and what outcome you are exploring.
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The request is organised around usage, timing and the roof, supply or operational details still needed.
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OmniOrigin can then choose the most useful next step without treating an early estimate as a final quote.
Right-sized follow-up
A home estimate and a commercial energy review need different inputs
Homes can often start with annual use and roof context. A high-use business may also need half-hourly data, operating hours, supply capacity and a proper site review.
Residential solar, battery or EV chargingCommercial and light-industrial energy useRoof, supply, operating hours and available dataPreliminary estimate, data review or site survey
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Tell us about your home or business site
Share what you know. The result is a structured first assessment, not a technical design, savings guarantee or binding quotation.
This smart intake provides a preliminary, non-binding indication and helps OmniOrigin understand your enquiry. It is not a technical design, savings guarantee or quotation. OmniOrigin must verify the site, usage data, system design and prices before making a recommendation or offer.