Our work
2,500 projects. Here are some of them.
Every photograph on this page is a Sinvesta installation — our panels, our inverters, our cable runs. Nothing here is a stock image.
Rooftop arrays
Residential & commercial installs.
Hillside home, north shore
Roof-hugging array on a steep site, laid out to work around skylights and a split roof line.
Warehouse roof, Klip-Lok mount
Large-format array on trapezoidal metal decking, clamped without a single roof penetration.
Family home, western Sydney
A larger family array sized around ducted air-conditioning and a pool pump.
Tile roof install
Tile-hook mounting done the slow way — lifted, hooked, and re-bedded so the roof still sheds water.
Full northern pitch
Every usable square metre of the north face, laid out in clean unbroken rows.
Low-pitch roof
Low-profile rail system keeping the array tight to a shallow roof line.
Inverters & switchgear
The part most installers hide around the side.
You can judge a solar company by its conduit. Straight runs, level mounting, labelled isolators and tidy terminations — this is the work that decides whether a system lasts twenty years or fails in five.
Storage & charging
Batteries and EV chargers in the wild.
Twin Sungrow stacks
Two stacked battery banks with hybrid inverter, set on a level plinth clear of the path.
High-capacity modular stack
A tall modular bank for a high-consumption household, expandable module by module.
Tesla Wall Connector
Wall Connector on a dedicated circuit with weatherproof isolator above, cable dressed and clipped.
Twin Tesla Powerwall
Two Powerwall units either side of a Fronius inverter, mounted square and plumb with the run kept off the floor.
Sungrow stack, brick wall
Stacked Sungrow storage on a levelled plinth — isolator, conduit and full hazard signage to standard.
Proof it works
Output from systems we commissioned.
These are live screens from Sinvesta installations, not marketing mock-ups. Production in orange, what the household actually used in blue.
13.7 kW live · 99% self-consumption · 100% self-sufficient
90.24 kWh produced · 60.21 kWh self-consumed · one day
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