Charlie Sparks works across Liberty Grove and the surrounding suburbs regularly, from Concord and Rhodes through to Concord West, Homebush and Canada Bay.
Liberty Grove is a planned residential estate built as a single development, so the roof above your townhouse is almost always common property rather than yours to fit out. That is not a dead end, it just changes the order of operations. There are two workable routes. A common-property system owned by the body corporate, offsetting shared power such as lighting, pumps, gates and any common facilities, which reduces levies for every owner. Or an individual installation on an allocated roof area, which needs owners corporation approval and a clear answer on which meter it connects behind. We will tell you which route your particular arrangement supports before quoting anything.
And because we are local, we are still here when you need a service call, a warranty claim, or a battery added down the track.
Sydney power prices keep climbing, and common-area power runs continuously rather than in peaks, so it accumulates quietly through every levy. Offsetting it with rooftop generation reduces a cost every owner in the scheme is currently paying.
The federal STC incentive takes thousands off the upfront cost and comes straight off your quote. Larger strata systems may fall under a different certificate scheme instead, and we will tell you which applies and handle the paperwork either way.
Your own generation insulates you from retailer increases and network charges nobody in the scheme controls. For a body corporate it also makes a major recurring cost predictable, which makes levy setting far easier year to year.
Apartments and townhouses are the hardest housing type to decarbonise, which makes every common-property system a genuine addition rather than a marginal one. Every unit generated on site is one less drawn from fossil fuel generation.
We have kept the process straightforward, with no high-pressure sales calls and no surprise charges along the way.
Our crews are through Liberty Grove and the surrounding Canada Bay suburbs constantly, so a fault or a monitoring dropout is handled in days, not weeks. You are dealing with a local operation that answers the phone, not an interstate call centre.
Every installer on our team holds current Clean Energy Council accreditation, which is what makes your system eligible for the STC rebate, and every system is installed to AS/NZS 5033 and AS/NZS 4777 with proper isolation, labelling and handover documentation.
Tile and metal roofing on the townhouses, membrane and concrete on the apartment buildings, we have worked across both. More importantly we know how to mount on a common-property roof without creating a dispute, and exactly what an owners corporation will want documented before it can approve anything.
Every electrician we send out is fully NSW-licensed and our solar installers hold current CEC accreditation. Full public liability and workers compensation cover is in place on every job from the moment we arrive, and we can provide certificates of currency for your strata records.
We install equipment with a proven Australian track record: Tier 1 panels backed by local support offices, and inverters from Fronius, Sungrow, SolarEdge and GoodWe. On a strata asset expected to run for decades, that track record matters far more than the headline price.
Our quotes are scoped properly the first time. Switchboard condition, supply phase, metering arrangements, roof access and any estate or strata requirements are all checked before we price the job, so there is no surprise extra on installation day.
We work the way tradespeople used to: straight conduit, torqued and labelled connections, a swept site, and a proper walkthrough before we leave. Call six months later with a question and you will get an answer, not voicemail.
Liberty Grove sits on the Canada Bay side of our service area, and our crews are through the surrounding suburbs constantly. If your suburb is on this list, we are already working nearby most weeks.
An individual townhouse install is usually a single day. Common-property systems typically run from two days to a week depending on size and access, and the approval stage sits ahead of that, which is often the longest part. Your quote sets out the full timeline.
For an individual townhouse it depends entirely on the roof area your scheme allocates, commonly 3 to 6.6kW. Common-property systems are sized from the scheme’s shared consumption and available roof area, and are usually considerably larger. We size from actual data rather than a sales target.
They are. Every installer on our team holds current Clean Energy Council accreditation, which is what makes your system eligible for the federal STC rebate and compliant with Australian standards.
Yes, and you will never see a form. The rebate comes off your quoted price before you pay anything, and we lodge the paperwork on your behalf as part of every job.
Expect a 25-year performance warranty and a 10 to 15 year product warranty on Tier 1 panels, and 5 to 10 years on inverters depending on the brand, with extensions often available. Our own workmanship warranty sits on top of that.
