Made for home
Home solar.
Generate clean electricity at home with a system planned around your roof and everyday energy use.
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Reliable energy for the way you live and work.
Explore solar electricity, backup and off-grid planning, solar geysers, and support for existing solar systems. Every project starts with your goals and the needs of your property.
For your business
Commercial solar.
Put available roof space to work with a solar plan shaped around your business operations.
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At industrial scale
Industrial solar.
Explore larger-scale solar generation designed around facility demand and site requirements.
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Support for existing systems
Solar repairs.
Get an assessment for faults affecting panels, inverters, batteries, wiring, controls, or solar water-heating equipment.
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Warm water, wisely
Solar water heating.
Use the sun to heat your household water and reduce the electricity needed by your geyser.
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01 · Home solar
Power shaped around your household.
Home solar turns sunlight into electricity for everyday use. The right setup starts with your household consumption, roof, and the appliances you want to support.
Explore home solar systems →Grid-tied
Generate solar electricity alongside your grid connection. Design depends on how your household uses power and applicable connection requirements.
Hybrid with storage
Combine solar generation, battery storage, and grid power. Battery capacity and supported circuits depend on your backup priorities.
Backup power
Plan which essential household circuits to support during interruptions, with runtime matched to loads and battery capacity.
02 · Commercial solar
Make business energy work harder.
Commercial solar planning considers the way a business operates: when electricity is used, how the building is configured, and what the site can support.
Explore commercial solar →Operating hours
Usage during working hours, after hours, and across seasons helps inform how solar generation may fit business demand.
Building and roof
Available area, orientation, shading, structure, access, and tenancy arrangements are important parts of a site review.
Project scope
Connection needs, approvals, installation phasing, and responsibilities should be assessed and documented in a proposal.
03 · Industrial solar
Start with the needs of your facility.
Industrial projects need a site-led approach. Energy demand, critical processes, infrastructure, and operational requirements all shape what should be assessed.
Explore industrial solar →Load profile
Consumption history, demand peaks, production schedules, and critical loads help frame an initial project brief.
Site infrastructure
Roof or land availability, electrical equipment, structures, access, and safety constraints need project-specific review.
Delivery planning
Technical studies, grid interface, approvals, phasing, and commissioning responsibilities should be confirmed before delivery.
04 · Solar repairs
Expert attention for your existing system.
When an existing solar or water-heating system develops a fault, an assessment helps identify what may be wrong and what repair options are appropriate. Diagnosis, safe access, equipment compatibility, and parts are confirmed before any work is agreed.
Explore solar repairs →Find the fault
Share symptoms, warning messages, and system details to help establish the right diagnostic next step.
Repair the right equipment
Assessment requests can cover panels, inverters, batteries, wiring, protections, controls, and solar water-heating equipment.
Agree the scope
Repair options, parts, pricing, service availability, and timing are confirmed after safe assessment.
05 · Solar geysers
Let sunshine help heat your water.
Unlike solar-electric panels, a solar geyser captures heat to warm stored water. A suitable tank and backup arrangement complete the system.
Explore solar geysers →Collect heat
A roof-mounted collector absorbs solar energy and transfers heat to water through the system’s circulation arrangement.
Store hot water
An insulated tank stores heated water for use through the day. Capacity should be considered against household demand.
Assess fit and backup
Roof conditions, plumbing, the existing geyser, equipment compatibility, and backup needs all require assessment.
More ways we can help
Good solar starts with the right plan.
From new solar designs to troubleshooting and upgrades, explore services that can help you understand the next step for your property.
Solar PV design and installation
Assess the site, energy use, roof or land, and connection requirements before defining a system scope.
Explore this service →Backup and load-shedding solutions
Identify essential circuits and consider battery capacity, backup duration, and safe integration.
Explore this service →Off-grid system planning
Consider demand, generation, storage, seasonal conditions, and resilience priorities together.
Explore this service →Solar repairs
Request an assessment for faults affecting solar PV, inverters, batteries, controls, or solar water-heating equipment.
Explore solar repairs →System audits and fault finding
Review available system records and reported symptoms to help identify sensible diagnostic steps.
Explore this service →Energy-efficiency assessments
Review energy use and equipment to identify potential efficiency improvements for consideration.
Explore this service →Technical consulting and upgrades
Discuss existing equipment, upgrade objectives, compatibility questions, and project scope.
Explore this service →Service availability, assessment scope, and recommendations depend on your location, property, and project requirements.
Why GridStorm
Clear thinking. Considered energy choices.
Our approach is to make the options understandable and the next steps clear, from early assessment through system handover.
Evidence-informed design
Use the information available about the site and energy use to guide system discussions.
Safety considered early
Identify applicable safety, compliance, and approval requirements as project scope is developed.
Clear communication
Explain assumptions, options, responsibilities, and open questions before decisions are made.
Support beyond design
Include installation planning, testing, handover, and aftercare considerations in the conversation.
Specific credentials, standards, warranties, and service commitments are confirmed for each project and documented in its proposal.
A clear path from enquiry to handover
Five steps toward a considered system.
01
Assessment
Share your goals, site, and the energy needs you want to address.
02
Site and load review
Review property conditions, energy use, equipment, and project requirements.
03
System design
Develop a project-specific recommendation with its scope and assumptions.
04
Installation
Plan installation, responsibilities, and any required approvals for the project.
05
Handover and support
Confirm testing, operating information, documentation, and support arrangements.
Make the first move
Ready for more reliable energy?
Planning a new system or dealing with an existing fault? Tell us about your property and what you need help with.