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Add solar or a battery: installers serving Port Phillip

2002 businesses cover Port Phillip.

Every business covering Port Phillip2002

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

Murcott Electrical

5.0 22 Google reviews

Switchboard upgradesRooftop solar installationSolar system maintenanceLED lighting upgrades

Based in Blackburn South (13km away)

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

SLB Solutions P/L

5.0 12 Google reviews

Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationSwitchboard upgradesLED lighting upgrades

Based in Oakleigh South (10km away)

A white weatherboard home raised on stumps, with wide verandahs and solar panels on the roof.

RSM Air Conditioning

4.9 22 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningDucted reverse cycle heating and coolingAir conditioning servicing

Based in Mulgrave (17km away)

A white board and batten farmhouse with solar panels on a black roof, vineyard rows behind.

Cosmic Renewable Energy

4.8 17 Google reviews

Rooftop solar installationHome battery installationHeat pump hot water systemsSolar system maintenance

Based in Delahey (20km away)

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

CTA Electrics

5.0 18 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningSwitchboard upgrades

Based in Cheltenham (11km away)

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

Inhome Electrical

5.0 24 Google reviews

Switchboard upgradesHome EV charger installationInduction cooktop installationLED lighting upgrades

Based in Parkdale (15km away)

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

Bayside AC and Hot Water

4.7 42 Google reviews

Split system air conditioningRooftop solar installationSolar hot waterHeat pump hot water systems

Based in Brighton (3km away)

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