Identify what is already installed
We review the available panel, inverter and battery information, system age, monitoring data and any faults or concerns you have noticed.
Whether you’re concerned about performance, considering a battery or EV charger, or planning an upgrade, we’ll start by understanding the equipment already installed.
Our team can assess your existing system, energy use and future plans, then explain the practical options in plain language.
Photos of your inverter, battery or equipment labels can be helpful, but they’re completely optional.
Every existing system is different. We begin by identifying the equipment already installed, how it is performing and what you would like it to do.
From there, we can explain whether further investigation, an upgrade, battery storage, EV charging or no immediate change is the most practical next step.
We review the available panel, inverter and battery information, system age, monitoring data and any faults or concerns you have noticed.
That might include increasing self-consumption, adding backup, preparing for an EV, expanding the system or understanding why performance has changed.
We consider compatibility, equipment location, available space and relevant electrical requirements before explaining the suitable options and likely scope of work.
Equipment photos, model numbers, monitoring screenshots and a recent bill can be helpful, but you don’t need everything before contacting us.
Existing systems can be difficult to understand from a bill or a few photographs alone. Where an on-site assessment is the right next step, our local team can inspect the existing equipment, understand the installation and discuss what you would like to achieve.
Have equipment photos, monitoring screenshots or a recent bill? Send them if convenient—they’re helpful, but they aren’t required to start the conversation.
We’ll explain whether a site visit is recommended and confirm any assessment cost before arranging the appointment.
Complete the short enquiry form or call us. Explain the concern, upgrade or addition you’re considering. Photos, bills and equipment details are helpful but optional.
We review the available system information and, where appropriate, arrange a site visit to inspect the equipment, installation and practical requirements ourselves.
We’ll explain what we found, the suitable options and any important limitations. Where work is recommended, we can provide a proposal outlining the design, inclusions, costs and next steps.
An existing solar system can sometimes become the starting point for battery storage, additional solar or EV charging. We’ll first assess compatibility and the practical requirements before recommending any new equipment.
We can assess your current solar and inverter, evening energy use, backup goals and available installation space before recommending a suitable battery pathway.
Explore battery storageIf your needs have changed, we can assess whether additional panels, a new inverter or a broader system upgrade is practical for the property.
Explore solar optionsPlan EV charging around your existing solar, possible battery storage, parking location and normal charging routine.
Explore EV chargingAlready have a particular product or brand in mind? Let our team know. We can assess its compatibility and discuss whether it can be sourced for your project.
You don’t need to identify the problem or gather every system detail before contacting us. Start with what you know and we’ll guide you from there.
Yes. We can assess existing solar and battery systems installed by other companies. What can be repaired, changed or added will depend on the equipment, its condition and the availability of compatible components.
Yes. We’re happy to visit the site when an in-person assessment is the most useful next step. We’ll discuss what is required and confirm any applicable assessment cost before booking.
Battery storage can often be added, but the right approach depends on the existing inverter, system configuration, energy use, backup goals and available installation space. We assess those details before recommending a solution.
Nothing is compulsory. If convenient, photos of the inverter or battery labels, monitoring screenshots, fault messages and a recent electricity bill can provide helpful context.
Not always. Equipment age, condition, manufacturer support and component availability can limit what is practical. If a repair or upgrade isn’t sensible, we’ll explain why and outline the available alternatives.
We’ll explain what we found and the practical options. If work is recommended, we can provide a proposal outlining the scope, equipment, inclusions, costs and next steps.
Yes. We can explain the proposed design, inclusions and trade-offs in plain language and compare them with the system already installed.
Still unsure where to start? Tell us what you’ve noticed or what you would like the system to do.
Tell us what is happening now or what you would like to add. We can review the available information, arrange a site visit where it will help and explain the practical next steps in plain language.
Photos, monitoring screenshots, a recent bill or an existing quote can be helpful, but they’re completely optional.
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