Performance review
Compare production, consumption and export trends against seasonal expectations so savings drift is easier to spot.
Solar servicing
Solar Sparkies helps NSW homes and businesses review solar performance, investigate inverter alerts, understand maintenance needs and rebuild missing handover records.

Aftercare
Good servicing looks at performance data, inverter status, mounting, cable management, visible roof conditions, documentation and the customer support route.
Compare production, consumption and export trends against seasonal expectations so savings drift is easier to spot.
Check inverter status, alerts, communications, isolators and manufacturer support pathways before recommending next steps.
Review visible soiling, shade growth, panel condition, cabling, mounting and bird activity risks where safe access is available.
Organise equipment lists, warranty records, shutdown instructions, monitoring credentials and service notes.
Service flow
The aim is to identify the issue, act safely, leave usable records and avoid guessing when the next bill or monitoring alert arrives.
01
Collect photos, alerts, bills, monitoring screenshots and the original handover pack if available.
02
Review monitoring, inverter status, switchboard labels, roof-visible issues and known safety constraints.
03
Complete suitable service work or explain the warranty, manufacturer or specialist pathway required.
04
Leave clear notes so future faults, warranty claims and maintenance checks start with less guesswork.
Panel cleaning should be based on actual soiling, roof access and output trends, not a fixed calendar alone.
Bird activity, damaged cabling, missing labels and isolator issues can become safety and performance problems.
Monitoring access is part of aftercare. A customer should know where production, consumption, battery and export data live.
Request service
Include inverter photos, switchboard photos, roof access notes, warning messages, the original installer if known and whether the issue affects solar, battery, EV charging or monitoring.
FAQs
Solar incentives, export rules, VPP terms and product eligibility change. These are the questions homeowners ask before they approve a design.
Service areas
We map shade, tariffs, STC value, battery eligibility, switchboard readiness, commercial load timing and future EV demand before recommending a package. The first step is your postcode, bill, site type and roof notes.
