Powering a brighter tomorrow.

Solar for Northland homes, businesses and farms. Designed, connected, installed and inspected by one EWRB-endorsed team.

Designed. Connected. Installed.

Your energy. Your future. Our expertise.

One team, start to finish

Design. Connection application. Installation. Inspection. Import and export metering.

REMS Solar

Your energy. Your future. Our expertise.

Northland sun,
put to work.

REMS Solar designs, connects, installs, inspects and meters solar systems for homes, businesses and farms. One team carries your project from the first site visit to the day the system switches on.

  • New Zealand owned and operated
  • EWRB-endorsed electricians and inspectors
  • Based in Northland
Green Northland farmland rolling down to a sandy bay and offshore islands at sunrise

The complete solar journey

Six steps. One team.

Most solar projects pass between several companies. Ours stays with the same people from design to metering, so nothing gets lost between steps.

  1. A modern Northland home with a bare charcoal roof ready for solar 01

    Assess and design

    We look at your roof, your power bills and how you use electricity through the day, then design a system sized for the way you live or work.

  2. A solar layout plan and application paperwork on a table 02

    Connection application

    Connecting solar to the network needs approval. We prepare the application, lodge it and see it through, so you are not left chasing paperwork.

  3. Two installers in harnesses fitting solar panels on a steel roof 03

    Installation

    Our electricians fit the panels, rails, inverter and any battery, working safely on your roof and leaving the site tidy.

  4. An electrical inspector testing a solar inverter with a meter 04

    Inspection and certification

    Endorsed inspectors check the installation and complete the compliance paperwork before the system is connected.

  5. A smart electricity meter in a meter box on a weatherboard wall 05

    Import and export metering

    We help arrange import and export metering, so the power you send back to the grid is measured and can be credited by your retailer.

  6. A solar-powered home in Northland farmland beside the coast at golden hour 06

    Switch on

    We switch the system on and show you how to read it. From that day, your roof is making power.

Solutions

Built for the way
you use power.

Every property draws power differently. We size each system around when and how much electricity you use.

A cedar and plaster Northland home with a completed solar array on its roof

Homes

Run the house on your own power through the day and buy less from the grid. We design around your family's routine, with room to add a battery or EV charger later.

  • Systems sized to your usage
  • Clean, tidy roof layouts
  • Battery-ready designs
Rows of solar panels across a commercial building roof

Businesses

Most businesses use power in daylight hours, which is when solar produces it. Larger roofs can carry systems that take a real share off the power bill.

A farm shed with solar panels beside green paddocks

Farms

Pumps, sheds, chillers and dairy sheds draw steady daytime loads. Shed roofs are often ideal for panels, close to where the power is used.

A home battery and inverter on a garage wall beside a solar-powered home at dusk

Battery storage

Keep the sun
for the evening.

Solar makes the most power in the middle of the day. A battery stores what you don't use and gives it back after dark, when most homes need it.

An electric car charging from a wall charger in a home garage

EV charging

Drive on
your own roof.

We install home and workplace EV chargers and can set them up to make the most of the power your panels produce.

Our expertise

Endorsed for Mains Parallel Generation Systems.

Our electricians and inspectors hold the Electrical Workers Registration Board endorsement for Mains Parallel Generation Systems: the work of connecting generation, such as solar, to the electricity network.

It means the people designing, installing and inspecting your system are endorsed for grid-connected work, and the inspection happens within the same team that did the job.

About the EWRB endorsement
Gloved hands tightening a clamp that fixes a solar panel to its mounting rail

Why REMS Solar

  1. 01

    One team, start to finish

    Design, application, installation, inspection and metering. You deal with one company the whole way.

  2. 02

    Endorsed for grid-connected work

    Our electricians and inspectors hold the EWRB Mains Parallel Generation Systems endorsement.

  3. 03

    Designed around your usage

    We size systems from your bills and your routine, not from a standard package.

  4. 04

    Local and accountable

    New Zealand owned and operated. You talk directly to the people who work on your property.

Savings estimate

What could solar save you?

A transparent estimate from a few numbers on your power bill. Every assumption is shown, and you can change the rates to match your plan.

Property type
Homes that are empty during the day are usually 30 to 40%. Businesses and farms are often higher.
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Estimated saving

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About 0% of your annual power bill

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How this is worked out

    Estimate only, not a quote or a guarantee. Your result will depend on your roof, shading, power plan and how you use electricity.

    Questions

    Good to know.

    Something else on your mind? Call 021 059 9993.

    Do you really handle everything?

    Yes. We design the system, prepare and lodge the connection application, install it, inspect it and help arrange import and export metering. You deal with one team throughout.

    What does the EWRB endorsement mean for me?

    Our electricians and inspectors hold the Electrical Workers Registration Board endorsement for Mains Parallel Generation Systems, which covers work on generation such as solar that connects to the electricity network.

    Do I need a battery?

    Not always. If you use most of your power during the day, a battery may add little. If most of your use is in the evening, a battery can let you use more of your own solar. We'll talk you through the trade-off.

    Can I add a battery or EV charger later?

    In many cases, yes. Tell us if it's on your list and we can plan the system so adding one later is straightforward.

    How do I get paid for power I export?

    Your electricity retailer sets the buy-back rate for power you send to the grid. We help arrange import and export metering so exported power is measured.

    Where do you work?

    We're based in Northland. If your project is further afield, call us and we'll let you know if we can help.

    Free quote

    Let's look at
    your roof.

    Tell us about your property and what you're after. We'll be in touch to talk it through.

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    What are you interested in?