Solar Repair & Maintenance
Keep your solar system running at its best
We service and repair solar systems across Melbourne – from Cranbourne and Berwick to the Mornington Peninsula and throughout the south-east.
Every repair and service is handled by our own qualified electricians. We’re SAA Accredited, based locally in Clyde North, and we’ve been doing this since 2018. No subcontractors, no shortcuts – just our team diagnosing and fixing the issue properly.
What’s included in our solar maintenance and repair service:
We’ll visit your property to assess what’s going on, identify the problem, and give you an honest recommendation on whether it’s worth repairing or if replacement makes more sense.
Need your solar system checked or repaired?
Let's have a chat. Our local team's here to keep your system running at its best.
Why Choose Electrical Masters
In-house installation team
SAA Accredited Installer
Local to Melbourne
10-year workmanship warranty
Solar Repair & Maintenance FAQs
How do I know if my solar system needs repair?
Common signs include a drop in energy production, error messages on your inverter, the system not generating power at all, or unusual noises. If your monitoring app shows lower output than usual or your electricity bills have jumped, it’s worth getting it checked.
Do you service solar systems you didn't install?
Yes. We work on all major solar brands and can repair or maintain systems regardless of who originally installed them.
How long does a typical repair take?
Simple repairs like resetting an inverter or replacing a faulty component can be done in a few hours. More complex issues like panel replacement or electrical upgrades might take a full day. We’ll give you a timeframe once we’ve diagnosed the problem.
How often should I get my solar system serviced?
We recommend a professional inspection every 2-3 years, or sooner if you notice performance issues. Regular checks help catch problems early and keep your system running efficiently.
Can you fix my system if it's still under warranty?
If your system is under the original installer’s warranty, contact them first. If they’re no longer operating or you’re having trouble getting support, we can step in and assess whether the issue is covered by manufacturer warranties or needs to be handled separately.
