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Add solar or a battery: installers serving Melbourne

1903 businesses cover Melbourne.

Every business covering Melbourne1903

A weatherboard home in regional Victoria at golden hour, with solar panels on the roof.

EpiClimate

5.0 5 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingHeat pump hot water systems

Based in Epping (17km away)

A modern home at dusk with solar panels on the roof and warm light in the windows.

Solar Trend

5.0 1 Google review

Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationHome EV charger installation

Based in Cheltenham (17km away)

A suburban home seen from the street, with rooftop solar.

Everlasting Air

3.0 2 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicing

Based in Tullamarine (10km away)

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

Regen Power

1.0 1 Google review

Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationHome EV charger installationOff-grid solar and battery systems

Based in Docklands

A low single storey modern home with timber battens, full height glazing and solar panels on a flat roof.

Solar Galaxy Melbourne

5.0 6 Google reviews

Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationSolar and battery upgradesVirtual power plant (VPP) battery connection

Based in Cheltenham (17km away)

A two storey contemporary home with pale render, charcoal cladding and solar panels on a skillion roof.

Two Ten Electrical

5.0 8 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningHome EV charger installationLED lighting upgradesSmart lighting controls

Based in East Melbourne

A weatherboard home in regional Victoria at golden hour, with solar panels on the roof.

Frozone Air Conditioning

5.0 3 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicing

Based in Glen Waverley (18km away)

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