One city, many different roofs
Cape Town is not a single market. The Atlantic Seaboard deals with salt air that corrodes fixings and connections. The Northern Suburbs offer large north-facing roofs and pool pumps. The City Bowl mixes dense apartment blocks with older homes climbing the slopes. The Southern Suburbs and Constantia carry larger, tree-shaded properties, and the Helderberg and South Peninsula sit in their own micro-climates.
That variety is why we design each system around the property in front of us. The right panel count, inverter size and battery capacity depend on your roof, your circuits and how much of your home you want to keep running when the grid goes down.
What we install across Cape Town
We install solar PV to cut your daytime bill, hybrid inverters and lithium battery backup to ride through loadshedding, solar geysers to trim one of the heaviest loads in the home, and ongoing maintenance to keep the system performing. For properties that need it, load-shedding solutions can be sized to keep essentials, or your whole home, running.
Popular areas we cover
Pick your region or suburb for local detail:
- City Bowl — Gardens, Oranjezicht, Tamboerskloof and the slopes.
- Northern Suburbs — Bellville, Durbanville, Goodwood and Kuils River.
- Southern Suburbs — Claremont, Rondebosch and Constantia.
- Atlantic Seaboard — coastal homes where salt air shapes the installation.
- Helderberg — Somerset West and the surrounding basin.
- South Peninsula — from Muizenberg towards Simon's Town.
Getting a quote in Cape Town
Send us your monthly bill, the circuits you want to keep on, and a sense of your roof or building. We will prepare a written quote and, where needed, arrange a site visit. Prices depend on system size and equipment.
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