Recent installations
Recent Installations give a practical view of the type of work carried out for households and small businesses in different towns and suburbs. You can see how solar panels, inverters, batteries and solar water heaters are matched to the roof space, daily usage and local conditions, whether that means a compact home in Centurion or a busy business premises in Johannesburg.
The project names use the location and client type only, so it is easy to scan through and compare one job with another. That helps when you are deciding what you need, because a coastal home in Durban may face very different moisture levels and roof conditions to a freestanding property in Pretoria or a shop in Bloemfontein.
How to choose the right project example
Start by looking for jobs that are close to your property type and your daily power use. A small home may need a simple solar panel setup with a smaller battery backup, while a small business might need more panels, stronger inverter capacity and proper electrical integration for lights, fridges, computers or workshop tools.
It also helps to look at the service mix shown on each page. Some projects focus on panel installation and commissioning, while others include fault finding, panel cleaning or support callouts after the system is running. If your property has an older electrical board or you are adding load control, choose an example that includes electrical integration too.
- Homeowners can compare roof size, battery backup and water heating needs
- Business owners can look for systems suited to trading hours and daytime use
- Coastal properties should check for corrosion and salt air exposure
- High-use sites may need maintenance plans and follow-up support
Typical work completed on a home installation
A typical home project may begin with a site assessment in Pretoria, Midrand or Johannesburg, where the roof, electrical layout and usage patterns are checked before any work starts. From there, the system is designed to suit the house, then the team handles panel installation, inverter installation, battery installation and system commissioning. Electrical work is done by qualified installers.
Where hot water forms part of the brief, a solar water heater can be added for geyser support and better day-to-day efficiency. That is useful for families trying to manage load-shedding and high demand periods, especially when several people are using the same home at once. The aim is not to overcomplicate the setup, but to match the equipment to the property and keep it practical.
Small business projects across Gauteng and beyond
Small business installations often need a different approach from residential work. Shops, clinics, offices and workshops usually need careful planning around operating hours, backup needs and equipment that cannot simply be switched off. In these cases, the recent project pages can show how panels, batteries and inverter units were arranged to support everyday use without interrupting trade.
For Gauteng clients in Pretoria, Centurion, Johannesburg and Midrand, the pages may show how systems were fitted into mixed-use buildings or standalone premises. For clients further afield in Durban, Cape Town and Bloemfontein, the examples help you see how the team accounts for local weather, roof access and longer transport logistics. It is all about getting a system that works on the ground, not just on paper.
Maintenance and support after installation
Solar work does not stop once the panels are mounted. Many of the projects shown here also lead into maintenance visits, fault finding, support callouts and panel cleaning, especially where dust, bird droppings or coastal humidity can affect output over time. In Pretoria and surrounding areas, seasonal dust can build up quickly on panels and reduce day-to-day performance if left too long.
Having the same team available for follow-up work makes it easier to keep the system in order. Naledi Kgosi manages operations, Sarel Delport leads site installation work, and Unathi Tau handles solar water heating support. The wider team also assists with planning, technical checks and customer care so the system stays practical long after the first visit.
- Routine cleaning helps protect output in dusty inland areas
- Fault finding can isolate wiring, battery or inverter issues early
- Support callouts are useful after storms, load-shedding or board changes
- Commissioning checks help confirm the system is ready for daily use
What to do before you enquire
If one of these recent installations looks close to what you need, the next step is simple. Use the enquiry form on the contact page and tell us your town, the type of property and whether you need panels, batteries, inverter work, a solar water heater or a full combination. If you know your main concern, such as load-shedding backup, hot water support or lower daytime grid use, include that too.
We work from Centurion, Pretoria and serve homes and small businesses across South Africa. The team is led by Vuyo Phasha, with office and site staff supporting projects across our service pages. A clear enquiry helps us point you toward the right kind of project example and the right scope of work, so the setup can be matched properly to your property.