Solar
Solar Panel and Battery Installation Sydney
- Licensed electricians only
- Panels, batteries & EV chargers
- Honest quotes
We're Sydney's local electrician network for solar: panels, batteries and EV chargers. Every job is installed and signed off by a licensed electrician with SAA solar accreditation, verified before they're ever sent to a job. If you're comparing solar installers in Sydney, that's the difference: no mystery crews, the person on your roof is the person accountable for the finished system. We work across all of Sydney. Read more about us on our about page.
Our solar services
Solar panel installation
We size a solar system to your roof, your power bill and how you actually use electricity, then install it properly: panels, inverter, mounting hardware and the switchboard work behind it.
Solar battery storage
A battery stores the solar you generate during the day so you can run on it after dark, and depending on how it's configured, keeps some power running through a blackout. We'll tell you honestly whether one makes sense for your household.
EV charger installation
Home or workplace, a wall-mounted EV charger needs a proper load check against your switchboard and a compliant cable run. It's electrical work, not a general handyman job, and it's ours.
Commercial solar
Sydney businesses use solar to cut daytime power costs and reduce demand charges. We size systems to your roof and your load, and a licensed electrician from our network, verified before the job, handles the electrical side of it.
For broader commercial electrical work beyond solar, see our commercial electrician page.
Why use a licensed electrician for your solar
Solar is electrical work before it's anything else. Someone still has to run the DC and AC wiring, tie the system into your switchboard, set up monitoring and sign off on compliance, and that work should be done by a licensed electrician rather than left to whoever quoted the cheapest panels.
A solar installer who is also a working electrician can take on your whole job: the system, the wiring, and anything your switchboard needs to carry it safely.
Every installer in our network is a licensed electrician with SAA solar accreditation, verified before any job: you always know who's turning up, the person on your roof is the person accountable. It's the same standard we hold across the rest of our electrical work. See our electrical services page.
Solar and battery rebates and incentives, explained simply
A federal battery discount is available on eligible home batteries installed with new or existing solar panels by an accredited installer with a battery endorsement. It is applied through the installer at the point of sale, and the amount depends on the battery size and when it is installed. NSW's own battery installation discount closed for installations after 30 June 2025, but NSW still offers an incentive for joining a virtual power plant (VPP). We confirm exactly what applies to your job in the written quote. Solar panels can also qualify for federal Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs). Because these rules move, we don't put dollar figures on this page. (Current at October 2026.)
What it costs and how quoting works
Cost depends on the size of the system, your roof, and how much power you use, so we won't put a number on a page that isn't your roof. We start with a free site visit and a free quote, no obligation. Every system is sized from your actual bill rather than sold as a standard package. For a fuller breakdown of what drives solar cost up or down in Sydney, we walk you through it at the site visit.
Areas we cover
We install solar across all of Sydney. Call 02 5849 6680 to get started.
Get a solar quote
Ready to talk solar? Call 02 5849 6680, or send your details through our contact page and we'll get back to you with next steps.
Trust & credentials
- •SAA Accredited Installer: S2687371 (Solar Accreditation Australia, the successor to CEC accreditation)
- •Elias T., NSW Contractor Licence 356394C
- •Workmanship warranty: 10 years, on top of manufacturer warranties passed through per brand
- •Brands installed: GoodWe, Anker, Tesla, Sigenergy, Voltex, Bluetti, FoxESS and Neovolt
- •Phone: 02 5849 6680
- •Service area: across all of Sydney
Full installer details, including licence and accreditation numbers, appear on your written quote.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a licensed electrician to install solar?
Yes. Solar panels connect into your home's electrical system, and that connection has to be done by a licensed electrician as part of a compliant installation. It's also why every installer in our network is a licensed electrician, verified before any job: the same qualified person handling your panels can handle your switchboard, wiring and sign-off, instead of splitting the job between trades.
What NSW and federal solar and battery rebates can I get?
A federal battery discount is available on eligible home batteries installed with new or existing solar panels by an accredited installer with a battery endorsement. It is applied through the installer at the point of sale, and the amount depends on the battery size and when it is installed. NSW's own battery installation discount closed for installations after 30 June 2025, but NSW still offers an incentive for joining a virtual power plant (VPP). We confirm exactly what applies to your job in the written quote. Solar panels can also qualify for federal Small-scale Technology Certificates (STCs). (Current at October 2026.)
How much does a solar system cost in Sydney?
It depends on the size of the system, your roof, and your power usage, so there's no single accurate figure to put on a page. We size every system to your actual bill and quote it before any work starts, so you know the number before you commit to anything.
How long does a solar installation take?
Most residential installations are completed on site in a day, though this can vary with system size, roof access and any switchboard work involved. We'll give you a clear timeframe as part of your quote.
Can I add a battery later, or should I install it now?
Either works. If your solar system is designed with a battery-ready setup, adding one later is straightforward. Installing both together can be more cost-efficient, since you're only paying for one install visit. We'll talk through which makes sense for your situation.