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Rooftops, battery rooms and standalone arrays — a look at the kinds of systems our team designs and installs for homeowners.

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Every Roof Is Different. Our Standards Aren't.

Flat concrete roofs, tiled pitches, metal sheds and open land each need a different mounting approach. What stays the same is how we work: careful structural assessment, neat cable routing, proper protection and a clean site when we leave. Browse the gallery below, then explore the typical system profiles we install most often.

Typical system profiles

Which Setup Looks Like Yours?

These are common configurations we design for households. Your proposal will be tailored to your own bills, roof and backup needs.

Small Family Home

Compact rooftop · On-grid

Designed for homes that mainly want to reduce daytime grid consumption — fans, lights, refrigerator and a home office.

  • Approx. 3 kW panel array
  • Grid-tied string inverter
  • Around 20 m² of roof area
  • App-based generation monitoring

Busy Household With Backup

Rooftop · Hybrid + storage

For larger homes that run air conditioning and need dependable power through outages.

  • Approx. 5–8 kW panel array
  • Hybrid inverter with automatic changeover
  • Lithium battery bank for essentials
  • Backed-up circuits for lights, fans and Wi-Fi

Farmhouse or Retreat

Standalone · Off-grid

Complete independence for properties without a dependable grid connection.

  • Array sized for winter recharge
  • MPPT charge controller
  • Battery bank with reserve autonomy
  • Optional generator integration

Adding Batteries to On-Grid

Upgrade · Existing system

For owners who already have panels and now want backup during power cuts.

  • Inspection of current inverter and wiring
  • AC-coupled or hybrid inverter upgrade
  • Battery capacity sized to essential loads
  • Re-commissioning and monitoring update

Project timeline

What a Typical Installation Looks Like

Timelines vary with system size and approvals, but most residential projects follow this rhythm from the first conversation to switching on.

Day 1

Consultation & bill review. We talk through your goals and review recent electricity bills.

Day 2–5

Site survey & proposal. Our engineer visits, then you receive the design and quotation within 48 hours.

Week 2

Equipment & structure. Components are prepared and the mounting structure is fabricated for your roof.

2–4 days

Installation & commissioning. Panels, inverter and protection are installed, tested and handed over.

Ongoing

Monitoring & care. We review performance and schedule cleaning to keep output high.

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