Frequently Asked Questions

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We specialize in a variety of electrical projects, including rewiring, panel upgrades, lighting installation, and electrical maintenance for commercial and residential properties.

If you have an older home or business, you may need an electrical upgrade to ensure your electrical system can handle your current power demands. Signs that you may need an upgrade include frequently tripped circuits, flickering lights, and outdated electrical panels.

Yes, we offer free estimates for all electrical services. Contact us to schedule an appointment for a free estimate.

No, we can also offer zero percent finance. 

Yes, we can install a variety of energy-efficient lighting and appliances, including LED lighting, smart thermostats, and solar panels. 

- Electrical contractor Licence LIC# 89434

- Electrical mechanic/fitter 

- Refrigerant handling license 

- Cec accredited solar designer/installer 

- Cec accredited battery designer/installer 

- Working at heights license

- Lvr and Cpr licensed 

Installing solar panels offers numerous benefits, including:

• Reduction in electricity bills by generating your own clean energy.
• Decreased reliance on fossil fuels, leading to a reduced carbon footprint.
• Potential eligibility for government incentives and rebates, such as the Small-scale Renewable Energy Scheme (SRES) and feed-in tariffs.
• Increased property value and attractiveness to potential buyers.

Most homes in Australia are suitable for solar panel installation. Factors to consider include:

• Available roof space with minimal shading from trees or buildings.
• Roof orientation and tilt angle to maximize sunlight exposure (north-facing roofs are ideal in Australia).
• Roof condition and structural integrity to support solar panels.

 The size of the solar panel system depends on factors such as your energy consumption, available roof space, budget, and desired level of energy independence. A professional solar installer can assess your needs and recommend the appropriate system size. 

The cost of solar panel installation varies depending on factors such as system size, quality of components, installation complexity, and location. However, prices have become more affordable in recent years, and government incentives and financing options may help offset the initial cost. 

 When selecting a solar installer or electrical contractor, consider factors such as experience, qualifications, licensing, customer reviews, and warranties offered. It's essential to choose a reputable and accredited professional to ensure quality workmanship and reliable service. 

 People get these mixed up all the time. To keep it simple:

The “solar rebate” acts like a point-of-sale discount off the cost of a solar system, and is claimed on your behalf by your solar installer.

The “feed in tariff” is what your electricity retailer pays you, per kWh, for feeding excess solar into the grid. It pays to shop around, as retailers can pay anywhere from 0-12c per kWh.

If you see prices quoted online, on the telly, or in the paper, there’s a 99.99% chance that the quote price already has the ‘discount’ from the solar rebate applied.

It’s worth about $400 per kW of solar panels installed, but this will vary depending on where you live.

As an example, a 6.6kW system attracts around $2,600 in rebates.

Anyone can claim the rebate, even if you’ve already bought solar power systems in the past and want to buy a new system.