Solar and Electrical Services in Dorroughby, NSW

You do not need the technical name

Most people call describing what they have or what is going wrong, not which service it falls under, and that is the right way round. Tell us what you see, where it is and when it happens, and we will tell you which of these it is.

01

Solar panel installation from roof to switch-on

Roof inspection, mounting rails, panels, cabling, inverter and the connection to your switchboard, all handled as one job across the Northern Rivers.

02

Solar for family homes

Solar for family homes on tin and tile roofs, planned around which way the roof faces, when the household uses power and what the switchboard can take.

03

Solar for shops, sheds and farms

Solar for shops, sheds, farms and workshops, planned around daytime use, three-phase supply, larger arrays and safe work at height while you keep trading.

04

Off-grid solar for a home with no mains

Solar panels, a battery bank and an inverter sized to a house or shed with no street connection, with a generator input for the long cloudy spells.

05

Solar battery installation for homes

Choosing the spot on the wall or floor, fitting the isolators and cabling, connecting to the inverter and showing you the app before we leave.

06

Home battery storage systems

What a battery runs in the evening, what a backup circuit is, which circuits go on it, and how to think about the size of battery worth asking about.

07

Solar battery upgrades

Adding to or replacing a battery already on your wall, starting with whether the existing inverter and battery will work with the new one.

08

Hybrid solar and battery systems

One inverter handling both the panels and the battery, fitted with a new system or swapped in for an older inverter so the system is ready for a battery.

09

Grid-connected solar systems explained and installed

How a solar system connects to the street supply, covering the Essential Energy application, the meter, export, monitoring and what happens in a blackout.

10

Solar inverter installation

Where the inverter is mounted, with shade, airflow and the distance from the panels and switchboard in mind, then wifi, monitoring and switch-on.

11

Replacing a failed or old inverter

Swapping out an inverter that has failed or worn out, after checking whether your existing panels and wiring suit the new one, and getting monitoring working again.

12

Upgrading a system already on the roof

Adding panels, rearranging a shaded string, replacing tired parts and wiring, and monitoring that shows what an existing system is actually doing.

13

Looking after panels over the years

A visit that cleans the panels and checks the mounts, cabling, isolators and monitoring, and looks for nesting birds and trees that have grown into the shade.

14

Solar system repairs after a fault is found

Replacing a failed part, mending damaged cabling, swapping a cracked panel and renewing worn isolators and connectors, with the system made safe before any cover comes off.

15

Solar system fault finding

Tracing inverter error codes, output that has dropped and systems that trip or keep switching off, one step at a time, before any part is replaced.

16

Solar system design before you buy

The planning done before anything is bought, from reading your bills and when you use power to shade, panel layout and leaving room for a battery later.

17

Power for acreage and remote sites

Power for acreage and remote sites in the hills, where the pole is a long way off and water pumps, sheds and gates all need to run.

18

Electrical work for homes

Power points, lighting, ceiling fans, new circuits and tripping safety switches, plus the extra load an EV charger or an extension puts on the board.

19

Electrical work for shops, farms and workshops

Distribution boards, three-phase supply, lighting and equipment circuits for shops, workshops, farms and offices, planned around when you trade.

20

Switchboard upgrades and electrical repairs

Replacing an old, full or fuse-based switchboard, and fixing the worn wiring and failed circuits that show up once the board is open.