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Eight services, one contract

All services, in detail

The record

Aerial view of the solar array on the roof of a high-rise at Sydney Olympic Park.

Measured, not claimed.

Three recent jobs across NSW, with the generation, saving and payback figures published in full.

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How we help

Whole-site scope, one contract.

Electrical contracting and new energy under one accountable team. Most sites take two or three of these together, which is the point.

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What partnering with us actually gets you.

Four differences you can check against any other quote you are holding, rather than four adjectives.

01

Sized to the site, not to a package

Every home and business has different needs. We size a system against your actual load and tariff rather than fitting you to a package off a price list.

02

Electricians, start to finish

The people who specify your system are the people who install it. Our own licensed team holds the job from design through commissioning, so nothing changes hands halfway through.

03

Current on the plant

Solar, storage and charging move quickly, and the standards around them move with it. We stay current on what we specify, which sometimes means recommending something other than what we fitted last year.

04

Transparent pricing

No hidden fees and no unexpected charges. Scope and price in writing before anyone starts, and anything that changes on site is raised and re-quoted rather than absorbed quietly.

How it runs, start to finish.

01

SiteIt starts with a bill and a visit.

A recent electricity bill, access to your interval data, and a site visit. From that we model your load, check the switchboard and the roof or ground area, and write the assumptions up with the proposal.

  • Interval data requested
  • Site visit
  • Technicals checked
02

DesignPerfectly matched to your requirements.

We model your load shape, check network export limits and switchboard capacity, and size the array and inverters to what the site actually uses. Where a battery earns its keep, it is modelled the same way before a kWh figure is put on paper.

  • Load modelled
  • Export limits checked
  • Fixed-price proposal
03

InstallOur own CEC and SAA licensed electricians.

The team that designs the system is the team that commissions it. Shutdowns are planned around your operating hours and the window is confirmed in writing before we start.

  • In-house crews
  • Shutdown window agreed
  • Structural and electrical works
04

CommissionedSigned off, monitored, and still ours.

Monitoring runs from day one. You receive the commissioning documents and warranties, a servicing schedule is agreed, and performance is checked against the model. Faults are flagged from the data.

  • Commissioning documents
  • Warranties issued
  • Monitoring live

The four we are asked first.

What does a site visit involve?

A recent electricity bill, access to your interval data, and a site visit. From that we model your load, check the switchboard and the roof or ground area, and write the assumptions up with the proposal.

Can you work around a live site?

Yes. The team that designs the system is the team that commissions it, and shutdowns are planned around your operating hours. The window is confirmed in writing before we start.

What happens after commissioning?

Monitoring runs from day one. You receive the commissioning documents and warranties, a servicing schedule is agreed, and performance is checked against the model. Faults are flagged from the data rather than from a bill shock three months later.

Who actually does the installation?

Our own licensed in-house electricians and installation crews. The people who specify your system are the people who install it, the job is held under one contract, and the warranty is held here.

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