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Charge an EV at home: installers serving Gungahlin

134 businesses cover Gungahlin.

Every business covering Gungahlin134

A single storey home with a sweeping curved roof of solar panels and dry stone walls.

Canberra Sparkies

5.0 39 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningHome EV charger installationSwitchboard upgradesThree phase power upgrades

Based in Forrest (11km away)

A restored red brick Federation house with solar panels on a new metal roof.

Affordable Solar ACT

5.0 11 Google reviews

Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationHome EV charger installation

Based in Acton (8km away)

A sage green weatherboard cottage with a picket fence and solar panels, frost on the lawn.
Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationHeat pump hot water systemsInduction cooktop installationSplit system air conditioningOff-grid solar and battery systems

Based in Canberra Airport (11km away)

A modern glass and steel home on a sloping block at dusk, with solar panels on the flat roof.

Capital Bond Electrical

5.0 46 Google reviews

Switchboard upgradesHome EV charger installationThree phase power upgradesLED lighting upgrades

Based in Hume (19km away)

A two storey home at golden hour with solar panels across the roof.

Meta Electrical & Solar

4.9 29 Google reviews

Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationHome EV charger installationSwitchboard upgrades

Based in Mitchell

A long, low rural home at dusk with solar panels on its metal roof and gum trees behind.

Austar Solar ACT

4.6 11 Google reviews

Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationHome EV charger installationSolar system maintenance

Based in Pialligo (13km away)

A pair of brick and timber townhouses with a green roof garden and solar panels.

J Hill Group

5.0 1 Google review

Switchboard upgradesThree phase power upgrades

Based in Forrest (11km away)

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