Our work

Proof,
not promises

Fifteen years of stand-alone and hybrid systems across the Northern Rivers and beyond. A sample below — and for any serious enquiry, we connect you with an owner in your region who's happy to talk about theirs.

Featured build

The “Shouse” — full off-grid, full-time

Complete stand-alone kit · shed-to-home conversion

A whole dwelling, zero grid

A full-time small dwelling running entirely on its own power: 8 kW of solar feeding an 8 kVA inverter and 14.36 kWh of lithium storage. Sized for real daily loads with headroom for the washing machine and the water pump running together — installed as one complete, engineered kit. No connection fee, no daily charge, no retailer. Ever.

8 kW solar array8 kVA inverter14.36 kWh lithium
Fresh off the tools
Twin Sigenergy SigenStor battery stacks with wall-mounted gateways, freshly installed
Twin SigenStor stacks, gateways on the wall, bollards in — signed off and switched on
Black-glass solar array on a corrugated roof on a rural block
The array that feeds them — black glass on a rural roof
Off-grid tiny home powered by a Victron system with PowerPlus storage
Off-grid tiny home — Victron power, PowerPlus storage, paddock all around
Sigenergy battery system on the wall of the Waterview Motel with an electric car charging beside it
Waterview Motel — Sigenergy storage on the wall, EV charging beside it
What crosses our bench

Three builds we do every month

Rural new build

Power before the slab

A block quoted a small fortune for poles and wires goes stand-alone instead: generator-backed off-grid power running the site from day one, then the finished home for decades. The connection quote often covers the entire system.

Grid-weary family home

Hybrid with real backup

Solar plus a properly sized battery — Sigenergy, Deye or EcoFlow — carrying the evening peak and riding out blackouts. The grid stays connected and mostly ignored, with the wire-cut option engineered in from the start.

Existing solar, no storage

Battery retrofit

Panels already on the roof, exports earning cents while the evening draw costs dollars. We add serious storage, rework the switchboard for backup circuits, and the export habit becomes a self-consumption habit.

References

Talk to an owner, not a brochure

Photos flatter; owners tell the truth. Serious enquiries get connected with a past client in their region — someone running the same kind of system through the same weather, happy to say what it's like two winters in.

Your property next

Tell us the loads and the plan. A designer comes back with a system, a fixed figure, and the name of someone nearby already living with one.

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