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Solar and battery systems, sized honestly
Sungrow inverters, Jinko and AIKO panels, and an array laid out for your actual roof rather than a standard template. Delivered with our trusted accredited solar partner, with M&J handling the electrical side and staying your point of contact.
01What decides your system
Why two houses need two different systems
Roof orientation, shading and when you actually use power matter more than headline kW.
Roof orientation
North maximises total yield; a north-and-west split spreads generation across the whole day.
Shading & obstructions
Trees, chimneys and neighbouring builds change panel placement and string design.
When you use power
Home during the day or out until six? This decides whether a battery earns its keep.
Switchboard capacity
Solar needs its own protected circuit. A full or ageing board gets addressed first.
Multiple MPPTs
Splitting an array across inverter inputs lets each roof face perform independently.
Future EV charging
If a car is coming, we size and position now so you're not paying twice later.
02Our process
From roof assessment to export approval
Assess & design
Roof measure, shading check and consumption review with our solar partner, then a system design with real yield estimates.
Approvals
We handle the network connection application so nothing stalls after install.
Install
Panels, mounting and inverter installed by our accredited solar partner. M&J handles the switchboard and electrical work.
Commission & monitor
System tested, monitoring app set up on your phone, and export approval finalised.
03Our promise
Sized for your roof, not our margin
Solar is the one thing we don't do entirely in-house — we deliver it with a CEC-accredited partner we've worked with for years, and we handle the electrical work and the switchboard ourselves. It's easy to quote a bigger system than a house can use. We'd rather show you the numbers — generation against your actual consumption — and let you decide. Sometimes that means a smaller array, and occasionally it means telling you to wait.
04Instagram
Straight off the tools
05FAQ
Solar questions
What size system do I need?
Is a battery worth it yet?
Which panels and inverters do you use?
Do you handle the paperwork?
What happens if my switchboard isn't suitable?
Will you service it later?
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Thinking about solar?
Send us a recent electricity bill and a photo of your roof and we'll come back with honest numbers.
Tell us about your place — e.g. Single storey, north-facing roof, quarterly bill around $600…
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