Where we work
Solar across Parramatta and Western Sydney
30 suburbs on our regular run. If yours is not here, call 1300 958 778 and ask, because the list is where we go most weeks rather than a boundary.
Parramatta
Mostly a mix of post-war brick homes on the ridges and newer townhouses closer to the CBD.
Harris Park
Mostly tight federation cottages and semis, often with a small north face and a shared boundary.
Westmead
Mostly single-storey brick homes on generous blocks, plus a growing band of medium density.
North Parramatta
Mostly older tile roofs with established trees close to the house.
Rosehill
Mostly compact older homes interleaved with newer infill development.
Granville
Mostly single-storey brick and tile on flat blocks, much of it original.
Merrylands
Mostly a large stock of 1960s and 70s brick homes with hip roofs facing several directions.
Guildford
Mostly older detached housing with a high proportion of original tile.
Wentworthville
Mostly modest brick homes with clear north-facing roof planes.
Toongabbie
Mostly 1970s brick homes, many now with a second storey added.
Pendle Hill
Mostly single-storey homes on regular blocks with good roof exposure.
Girraween
Mostly brick and tile homes with wide eaves and mature planting.
Northmead
Mostly larger family homes on sloping blocks.
Winston Hills
Mostly big 1970s brick homes with some of the largest unbroken roof planes in Western Sydney.
Baulkham Hills
Mostly large detached homes, many with ducted air conditioning.
Carlingford
Mostly post-war homes alongside newer two-storey builds.
Telopea
Mostly a mix of original public housing stock and recent redevelopment.
Dundas
Mostly older detached homes on leafy streets.
Ermington
Mostly single-storey brick homes close to the river flats.
Rydalmere
Mostly modest older homes mixed with light industrial edges.
Oatlands
Mostly large homes on big blocks with complex rooflines.
Epping
Mostly heritage homes and interwar bungalows alongside newer apartments.
Eastwood
Mostly solid brick homes on sloping, tree-lined streets.
Constitution Hill
Mostly compact brick homes with consistent orientation.
Old Toongabbie
Mostly 1960s homes on larger blocks, many with detached garages.
Greystanes
Mostly large single-storey homes with broad tile roofs.
Seven Hills
Mostly post-war brick homes, much of it original stock.
Blacktown
Mostly detached brick homes on regular blocks across a very large area.
Auburn
Mostly a dense mix of older cottages, semis and newer townhouses.
Lidcombe
Mostly older detached homes alongside recent higher-density building.
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