Team Of Experts
Team Of Experts | Solar Installation | Electrical | Mascot
From the first watt to the final inspection, HEP’s electricians and renewable-energy specialists deliver seamless solar installation projects across Mascot. We handle every step in-house—design, permits, mounting, wiring and smart-meter integration—so you enjoy faster turnaround, spotless workmanship and genuine manufacturer warranties. With premium panels and inverters tuned to Australia’s harsh conditions, our systems squeeze more power from every ray and slash your energy bills from day one.
Local knowledge matters, and our Mascot-based team understands the suburb’s rooftops, grid requirements and council regulations better than anyone. Book your solar installation with HEP and gain a lifetime partner who monitors performance, offers proactive maintenance and is always just around the corner when you need support. Clean energy has never been this easy—or this expertly installed.
FAQs
Are your solar installers in Mascot fully licensed and accredited?
Yes. Every electrician on our Mascot-based team holds a current NSW electrical licence and is accredited by the Clean Energy Council (CEC) for grid-connect solar design and installation. This dual accreditation ensures all work meets Australian Standard AS/NZS 5033 and the Clean Energy Council’s strict guidelines, protecting your safety and your system’s eligibility for government incentives.
What size solar system do I need for my Mascot home or business?
System size depends on your average daily electricity consumption (kWh), roof orientation/space, future load growth (EVs, battery storage), and budget. As a guide, a typical three-bedroom Mascot household uses 15–20 kWh per day and benefits from a 6.6 kW system (about 16 panels). For small businesses or high-usage homes, 10–15 kW may be more appropriate. We analyse your last 12 months of bills with specialised software, model local irradiance data for Mascot (about 4.1 kWh/m²/day), and provide a tailored proposal with production forecasts and ROI calculations.
How much can I expect to save after installing solar in Mascot?
Savings vary with system size, self-consumption habits, and retailer tariffs. A typical 6.6 kW residential system generates about 9,500 kWh per year in Mascot. If you self-consume 50 % and export the rest at 8 c/kWh, you can slash your bill by roughly $1,400–$1,800 annually. Most homeowners see payback in 3–5 years and 20+ % internal rate of return. We include a personalised cash-flow analysis so you know exactly what to expect.
Do you handle all approvals, rebates, and grid connection paperwork?
Absolutely. We manage the entire process, including: • STC incentive creation and assignment (instant discount on your invoice) • Endeavour Energy or Ausgrid (Mascot falls under Ausgrid) Permission to Connect (PTC) • NSW Energy Savings Scheme (ESS) forms for eligible commercial projects • Retailer meter reconfiguration • Council or strata approvals if required Our customers sign only a few digital forms; we take care of the rest to ensure a seamless installation.
What warranties do you provide on panels, inverters, and workmanship?
We partner with Tier-1 manufacturers that offer at least 25-year performance and 15-year product warranties on panels, and 10-year (extendable) warranties on inverters. Our own workmanship warranty is 10 years, covering installation quality, wiring, and roof penetrations. Should a fault occur, you deal with us directly—no long overseas claims. We also register your products for warranty on your behalf and keep digital records for easy reference.
How often do solar systems need maintenance and can you service my system after installation?
Solar PV is low-maintenance, but we recommend: • Visual inspection and panel clean every 12–18 months • Electrical safety check every 5 years (as per AS/NZS 5033) • Real-time monitoring to flag under-performance early We offer affordable maintenance packages to Mascot residents, including drone or on-roof inspections, IV curve testing, and monitoring portal reviews. Regular servicing maximises output, preserves warranties, and keeps your system compliant with Ausgrid safety rules.