Solar panels, a home battery or a charger? We turn them into one smart energy system.
Almost everyone calls us with the same question: will this pay off for me? We come and take a look, work it out from your own consumption and tell you honestly when the answer is no. If it is worth it, one crew installs the complete system, at a price agreed in advance.
Including Aalst, Erpe-Mere, Ninove, Dendermonde, Wetteren and Gent
Inverter, electrical panel and batteryPanels, storage and fuse box in a single set-up.View service
Inverter with home batteryBattery directly below the inverter, with short cable runs.View service
Wall-mounted chargerSupply cable run in conduit all the way to the electrical panel.View service
Battery beside the boilerWorked into an existing boiler room.View service
Home battery, three modulesCapacity matched to the household's consumption.View serviceYou tell us what needs doing
A phone call, an email or a few photos of the situation. Often that is enough for us to give you an indicative price.
We visit and prepare a quote
A site visit at a time that suits you. You get a quote listing materials, labor, the correct VAT rate and any incentives available at that moment.
We install and arrange the inspection
Carried out to the AREI, the Belgian electrical code. We arrange the inspection and the registration with Fluvius, and you receive the single-line diagram.
One installer for the whole picture
Electrics, solar panels, EV chargers, heat pumps and air conditioning. No three contractors pointing at each other when something doesn't work.
A clear price up front
A fixed price on the quote. Extra work only goes ahead with your written approval.
Compliant and inspected
Every installation to the AREI, with an inspection report and single-line diagram.
Paperwork included
Registration with Fluvius, the required certificates and help with your incentive application: we take care of it.
No standard package
We are not tied to one brand. Output, battery size and equipment follow from your home and your consumption, not from what suits us best.
Measure first, then calculate
Before we propose an output or a battery size, we look at your actual consumption and at the electrical panel already on the wall. A proposal based on a guess rarely still holds a year later.
The diagram stays with the house
Every extension goes into the single-line diagram and the electrical panel layout. Whoever works on it later, us or someone else, can see right away how it is wired.
From a small repair to a complete installation
All services
Electrical work
New installations, extensions and repairs. Replacing fuse boxes, running cables, adding outlets and lighting.
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Solar panels
Installation on tiled, slate or flat roofs. We first calculate what your roof can realistically produce and size the system to your consumption.
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Heat pumps & air conditioning
Air-to-water, air-to-air and split air conditioning. We first check whether your home is ready, because insulation and the heat emitters determine efficiency.
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EV chargers
A charging point for your home or small business, with the right protection and load management so your main fuse can cope.
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Home batteries
Store your own solar power and use it in the evening instead of exporting it. Including the application for any incentive you're entitled to.
View serviceDon't see your job listed?
Lighting that keeps failing, a meter that needs moving, an inspection you want re-measured: just call. If it isn't our trade, we'll tell you right away.
What goes on your wall
We work with equipment that lasts for years and talks to each other: the inverter, battery and charger from the same range control one another. Below are the parts an installation is made of.
Solar panels
Monocrystalline, around 460 Wp per panel — the format we work with as standard, including panels from the JA Solar range. How many fit on your roof and what they will yield, we calculate in advance.
Single-phase inverter
Turns the direct current from your panels into usable alternating current. Hybrid, so it has a battery input: if you want storage later, you won't need to replace the inverter.
Three-phase inverter
The same device for a home or business with a three-phase connection, or for a larger output on the roof.
Panel optimizer
One per panel. If one panel is shaded, the others keep working at full output.
Home battery
Stores the surplus from the day so you use it yourself in the evening instead of exporting it. Short on space in the garage or storage room? A smaller stack is often enough for a family home.
EV charger
Charges faster and more safely than an outlet, and works together with the rest of your home.
Air conditioning indoor unit
One per room. Cools in summer and heats more efficiently than your boiler in spring and fall.
We are not tied to one brand. What we propose depends on your installation, your consumption and your budget. What you see above is always one of the options.
Let your battery think along with hourly prices
Smart control automatically buys, uses and sells your electricity at the moment it earns you the most. For that you need three things: solar panels, a home battery and a dynamic energy contract. The controller looks ahead at hourly prices and at what your roof will produce that day, and decides for itself when to charge, discharge or export.
We use EMMA for this, Huawei's energy manager. They call the hardware SmartAssistant. It controls the inverter and the battery, and where the installation allows it, the charger and heat pump too. That way they work together instead of side by side: the car charges on the roof's surplus instead of at the most expensive rate in the evening.
What it yields in your case depends on your consumption, your roof orientation, the size of your battery and the contract you have. We calculate that in advance for your situation, with an amount that appears on your quote, not an average from a brochure.
- Solar panels
- Home battery
- Dynamic energy contract
Frequently asked questions
Question not listed? Just call, we answer during working hours.
Ask your questionYes. Every job starts with a free quote at a fixed price. We only carry out extra work after your written approval, so nothing gets added afterwards.
The inspection is carried out by an external accredited inspection body, not by us. By law it can't be the same party. We book the appointment, make sure the installation is in order and supply the single-line diagram and layout plan. The cost of the inspection itself is listed separately on the quote.
We reply to a quote request within the business day. Execution depends on the scope: small jobs usually within one to two weeks, a complete installation is scheduled in consultation.
If your home is older than ten years and you use it as a private residence, the reduced 6% rate applies to the work. Otherwise it's 21%. We put the correct rate on the quote and ask you to sign the required declaration.
For a heat pump, home battery or a complete rewire, incentives exist through Fluvius and Mijn VerbouwPremie (the Flemish renovation incentive). The conditions change regularly. When preparing the quote we check what applies at that moment and help you with the application.
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Want to talk your project through?
Book an appointment at a time that suits you, or simply call. You'll get an honest answer about what's possible, what it costs and how long it takes.