Solar System Service

All the power you need. Always.

100% reliability isn't a product spec. It's a maintenance schedule.

Every system we install is serviced every year. That's not an upsell, it's how the 100% gets delivered.

We don’t install and disappear. An off-grid system is a piece of infrastructure that runs your house, and infrastructure gets maintained — checked, tested, and corrected before a fault becomes an outage. That’s why annual servicing is part of the design from the beginning, not something we sell you afterwards.
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  • Solar System Maintenance & Service

What an annual service actually involves.

We check the whole system, not just the part that’s complaining. Panels and their connections, battery health and how hard it has actually been working, inverter and controller performance, the generator and its start-up, and the physical install — mounts, cabling, enclosures, anything the weather has been at for a year.

We test it under load, not on a good day — which is why the start of winter is a useful time to look. Battery voltage and state of charge, and how the generator is actually behaving. Generators lose output as they age, so we run a load test to check yours is still turning at the right speed. If it isn’t, we turn its output down: a lighter load is a happier generator, and it lasts longer for it.

Then we ask what’s changed at your place, and what’s coming — a shed, an EV, family moving in. A system sized for the house you had five years ago isn’t sized for the one you have now.

  • Annual servicing

Every system serviced. Every year.

We come back every year. We look at how the system has actually performed against how it was designed to perform, and we work through what’s changed at your place — a new shed, an EV, family moving in or out. Houses change, and a system sized for the house you had five years ago isn’t sized for the one you have now.

If you sell, the 12 month free-service agreement goes with the house. The system stays where it is and so does the servicing — the new owner inherits the agreement, which is one less thing to negotiate at sale.

  • Keeping it running

What it costs you if nobody comes back.

An off-grid system rarely fails all at once. A connection loosens, a cell drifts out of balance, a controller setting stops matching how the house is actually used — and the system quietly does less than it should, for months, until the week you need all of it. That’s the week people ring an installer they’ve never met. Servicing is the cheaper version of that phone call, and it happens before anything goes dark.

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