Solar Power for Residential & Commercial in Melbourne

We are based in Mordialloc and install across Bayside and Melbourne's south-east, including Sandringham, Mentone, Cheltenham, Aspendale, Brighton, Beaumaris, Highett and the surrounding suburbs. We also take on work across greater Melbourne. If you are unsure whether we cover your area, call us on 1300 466 936.

Most standard rooftop solar installations in Melbourne do not require a planning permit. Properties inside a heritage overlay, which covers parts of Sandringham, Brighton and Mentone, may need council approval before panels can be installed on a street-facing roof. We can assist with checking the overlay status for your address during the design stage and provide designs to local councils if required.

Yes. Slate, terracotta and heritage roofs are common through Bayside and they need a different mounting approach to standard Colorbond or concrete tile. Our electricians are experienced with these roofs and we offer a dedicated slate roof solar service. We assess the roof condition first and will provide expert advice on the installation process.

It does. Coastal suburbs like Aspendale, Mordialloc, Beaumaris and Sandringham get salt-laden air, which corrodes poorly specified mounting rails and enclosures over time. We specify coastal-rated hardware for homes close to the water and position inverters and batteries with that exposure in mind.

Victorian households may be eligible for Solar Victoria support on solar systems, and federal support is available on eligible battery systems. Battery incentives step down on a set schedule, so the amount you can claim reduces over time. We check your eligibility, handle the applications and apply the rebate directly to your quote. Full detail is on our Solar Battery Rebate page.

Most of Bayside and Melbourne's south-east, including Mordialloc, Mentone, Cheltenham and Aspendale, sits within the United Energy network. Your distributor sets the approval limits for system size and how much you can export, and their approval is required before your system can be connected. We lodge the pre-approval and the connection application on your behalf.

A typical residential solar or solar and battery installation takes one to two days on site. The full process, from accepted quote through distributor pre-approval, installation, inspection and grid connection, usually runs for approximately four weeks depending on distributor processing times.

Yes. We service, repair and upgrade existing systems, including orphaned systems where the original installer has closed down. We also relocate, or safely remove and recycle, systems for homeowners who are renovating or moving. If your system is underperforming, we diagnose the fault before recommending any replacement.