The service directory

Find the service that fits your question

Each service has its own scope and considerations. Installation depends on the building, energy use, equipment and any site constraints, so the pages below are an introduction rather than a technical assessment. Follow a service link for details on the questions worth bringing into a first conversation.

Panel installation, battery storage and repair address different needs. A new array needs a roof and electrical assessment, a battery needs a review of compatibility and intended use, and a repair needs a diagnosis of the reported problem. Building specific pages also cover the responsibilities and access questions that can arise in homes, workplaces, farms and community settings. Consultation is a useful starting point when the practical questions have not yet been organised.

A useful sequence

From an initial question to a clearer scope

Begin by describing the building and the reason solar is being considered. For an existing system, identify the equipment and the issue you have noticed. For a new installation, think about when electricity is used and what changes may be planned. The next step is to establish what information is available and what should be checked on site.

01

Describe the building

Note its use, roof type, access and any known maintenance or electrical questions.

02

Share the energy context

Energy records and daily patterns help frame a realistic discussion about generation or storage.

03

Agree what needs checking

A site review can identify constraints and the right technical questions before a proposal is developed.

Not sure which service to explore?

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