Solar designed and installed by your local NETCC-approved team
Home and business battery storage, with rebates and finance sorted for you
Licensed electrical work across the Hunter
Areas we service Newcastle · Lake Macquarie · Hunter
Solar designed and installed by your local NETCC-approved team
Home and business battery storage, with rebates and finance sorted for you
Licensed electrical work across the Hunter
Quality solar panels, designed and installed for Hunter Valley homes and businesses, and built to cut your rising power bills. We install the solar and handle the electrical side under one local team.
Electrified Industries handles solar installation right across the Hunter, from suburban Maitland and Cessnock roofs to large rural blocks in the wine country. If your power bill keeps climbing, a well-sized solar system is one of the most reliable ways to take control of it, and we design the system, handle the paperwork and connection, and give you an honest quote before you commit to anything.
What sets us apart is simple: we install the solar panels and handle the electrical side too, the switchboard and connection work a solar install needs. Some of that may fall under Level 2 / metering scope, which we’ll confirm when we quote. Either way you’re not left chasing a separate electrician to finish the job, and there’s one point of accountability from quote to switch-on.
Rooftop systems right-sized to your household, typically 5–10kW, with quality Tier-1 panels and inverters matched to how you actually use power.
Larger rooftop and ground-mount arrays for wineries, cellar doors, farms, warehouses and workshops that run hard through the day.
Store the power you generate by day and use it through the evening peak instead of buying it back, added to new systems or retrofitted to existing solar.
Home and workplace chargers fitted by the same licensed crew that installs your solar, so your charging runs off your own power.
Our solar solutions scale from a single rooftop to large commercial arrays, so your move to solar can grow into a complete, all-electric home or business over time.
Power bills across NSW keep rising, and in the Hunter that bites hardest through summer when air-conditioning runs hard against long, hot inland days. The upside is that the same climate makes the region genuinely good for solar, with strong year-round sun to generate plenty of power through the daytime hours when your usage peaks.
We design for local property types too: heritage homes around Maitland where we take extra care, standard suburban roofs in Cessnock and Kurri Kurri, and large rural blocks with sheds and high daytime load. Most of the Lower Hunter connects through Ausgrid while some rural properties sit on Essential Energy. Either way, we manage the network approval and paperwork for you.
The right size depends on how much power you use, how much roof you have, and whether you’re adding a battery. Here’s a rough guide, a starting point, not a guarantee. We confirm the exact size after assessing your site.
| System size | Typically suits |
|---|---|
| 6.6kW | Smaller households with modest daytime power use |
| 10kW | Larger family homes with high daytime and air-conditioning load |
| 13kW+ | Big rural blocks, sheds, dual-occupancy and small business |
Rural sites often go bigger. We won’t guess your system size off a phone call. We design and quote the exact system after looking at your roof, your usage and your goals.
Getting a solar installation done shouldn’t be complicated. Here’s how a job runs from start to finish.
We look at your roof, your usage and your goals, then give you an honest quote, no guesswork off a phone call.
We design the right-sized system for your property and how you live, not an off-the-shelf package.
Our team fits the panels and handles the connection, so you don’t have to line up a separate electrician.
We stay on hand after switch-on, with monitoring so you can see how the system is performing.
The Hunter gets strong year-round sun, so a well-designed system generates plenty through the day. A common question is whether the extreme inland summer heat hurts panel output. It has a slight effect, because every panel loses a little efficiency at very high temperatures.
It’s easily managed through the right panel and inverter selection, which is why we design for local conditions rather than off a generic template.
Eligible systems are discounted through federal STCs under the small-scale scheme, applied as a point-of-sale discount so the price you’re quoted already includes it. Battery installations may also qualify for the current federal battery rebate.
As feed-in tariffs fall, more households add a battery to store their daytime power rather than sell it back cheaply. We manage the rebate claims and the Ausgrid or Essential Energy connection approval as part of the job.
We’re a local installer based in the Hunter, not a Sydney or Central Coast operator badging a location page. If your town isn’t listed, ask us, because we cover the surrounding rural properties too.
We also cover neighbouring regions. See our Newcastle solar and Lake Macquarie solar pages. After the electrical side too? We’re your local Hunter Valley electrician as well.
When people compare solar installers, it usually comes down to trust: is this company local, accredited, and going to do the whole job properly? Here’s where we stand.
We install the panels and handle the electrical side, so there’s one point of accountability from quote to switch-on.
CEC-accredited solar installers and licensed electricians, the whole job done to standard.
Tier-1 panels and trusted inverters and battery brands, chosen to last, not the cheapest kit we can source.
A firm price after a proper assessment, and straight advice on whether a battery or a bigger system actually suits you.
Talk to a licensed local electrician, no obligation, straight answers.
Yes. The region gets strong year-round sun, so a well-designed system generates plenty of power through the day when your usage tends to peak. Extreme heat has a slight effect on panel output, but we manage that through the panels and inverter we choose when we design your system.
Most rooftop solar is treated as exempt or complying development, so council approval usually isn’t required. There are exceptions, including heritage-listed properties and some larger commercial installs, and we’ll advise you on anything specific to your site before we start.
Most of the Lower Hunter connects through Ausgrid, while some rural and Upper Hunter properties sit on Essential Energy. Either way, we manage the connection application and approval for you.
Absolutely. Larger 13kW-plus systems suit big rural blocks, sheds and high daytime load, and we can talk through options for remote properties that need extra capacity. We right-size the system after assessing your site and usage.
Yes, and this is where we’re different. We install the solar and handle the switchboard and connection work in-house. Some of that may fall under Level 2 / metering scope. We’ll confirm exactly what your job needs when we quote it, so the electrical side isn’t left to someone else.
Eligible systems are discounted through federal STCs under the small-scale scheme, applied at the point of sale so the price you’re quoted already includes it. Battery installations may also qualify for the current federal battery rebate. We handle the paperwork and the network connection approval as part of the job.
It depends on your usage, your system size and whether you add a battery. Households with high daytime usage tend to see the fastest return. We’ll give you an honest estimate for your situation as part of the quote.
Obligation-free quotes across Newcastle, Lake Macquarie & the Hunter.
