Use more of your solar after sunset.
Store excess daytime solar for evening use.

Local electrical · Solar · Battery
Speak directly with the electrician who will assess, plan and carry out your work. One point of contact, practical advice and clear communication from the first conversation through to handover.
Local, owner-operated
Electrician-led from start to finish
Licence BLD335702
Care for your home
Electrical and energy
Choose the closest service. You do not need to diagnose the problem before getting in touch.
A good solar system is more than the number of panels that fit on the roof. Laurence considers your electricity use, roof, shade, tariff and future plans before recommending a system.
Explore →Battery value depends on how much excess solar you have, when the home uses power and what you want protected during an outage. Laurence reviews those details before discussing size or equipment.
Explore →Whether something has stopped working or you are planning changes to your home, speak directly with Laurence. He will listen, inspect what is already there and explain the practical options before work begins.
Explore →Good lighting is more than choosing a fitting. Laurence can help plan brightness, colour, position and controls around how each room is actually used, from one troublesome light to a full renovation.
Explore →When power keeps tripping or something does not feel right, you want more than guesswork. Laurence works through the symptoms, tests methodically and explains what he finds in plain language.
Explore →Add, move or replace powerpoints with a layout planned around furniture, appliances and everyday routines. Tell us what needs to plug in now—and what the room may need later.
Explore →Plan the lighting, power, heating and ventilation before the tiles go down. Laurence works through the practical details with you so the electrical work fits the renovation—not the other way around.
Explore →An upgrade should be based on what the home actually needs. Laurence inspects the existing board, explains what is outdated or limiting and talks through the options before recommending work.
Explore →The right charger depends on your car, daily driving, electrical supply, switchboard and solar. Laurence checks those first, then recommends the charging speed and smart features you will actually use.
Explore →Solar, battery and EV charging
Store excess daytime solar for evening use.
Keep selected circuits running during an outage, where the configuration supports it.
Charge your EV from surplus solar with compatible smart charging.
Monitor your home energy from your phone with compatible equipment.
Backup, monitoring and EV charging are configuration and site dependent.
Talk through a battery for your home
What we install
Every recommendation starts with the property, existing electrical setup and how you use energy.
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Generate useful power around the way your home uses it.
Array, inverter and export settings planned together.Explore solar02
Use more solar after sunset and plan practical outage backup.
Sigenergy SigenStor and GoodWe ESA pathways.Explore battery storage03
Charge at home around your car, driving and solar.
Supply, switchboard, cable route and smart controls assessed.Explore EV charging04
Improve protection and prepare for the loads your home needs.
Existing condition, capacity and future work assessed first.Explore switchboards
One point of contact
With Borda Solar and Electrical, the person who listens to what you need is the same electrician who assesses, plans and completes the work.
That means advice grounded in what can actually be installed, fewer details lost between the quote and the job, and a clear point of responsibility throughout.
Whether it is everyday electrical work, a renovation, solar, battery storage or EV charging, Laurence takes the time to understand the property and explain the practical options before work begins.
About BordaHow it works
Explain the job, the property and what a good result looks like.
Laurence checks what is already installed and what the work requires.
Review the proposed scope and practical options before work begins.
The agreed work is tested and explained, with a certificate of compliance where applicable.
Recent work
Service area
Send your suburb or postcode and Laurence can confirm whether the job is within the current service area.
Common questions
The right answer still depends on the property and the existing electrical setup.
Fault finding, repairs, additional circuits and outlets, lighting changes, renovation electrical work, safety-switch checks and practical upgrades around the home. Send a photo or describe the issue and Laurence can suggest the sensible next step.
Clear photos and a description can often help with an initial indication. Hidden wiring, repeated tripping and renovation planning may still require a site visit before the scope can be confirmed.
It depends on more than roof area. Laurence considers when you use electricity, orientation, shade, available export capacity and likely future loads before recommending a size.
Ordinary grid-connected solar switches off during an outage for safety. Backup requires a system specifically designed to operate independently, usually with a compatible battery and defined backup circuits.
Often, yes, but the inverter, system configuration, switchboard, phases and current product approvals still need checking. Laurence assesses the existing equipment before recommending the practical pathway.
Many compatible smart chargers can follow surplus solar or operate within a broader home-energy system. Metering, communications, solar size and when the car is parked all matter.
Start with a conversation
Share what is happening at the property or what you are considering.