SERVICES
Solar Panel Installation
At True North Electrical, we specialize in the installation of solar panels for residential and commercial properties. Our team ensures a seamless solar panel installation process, maximizing energy efficiency and cost savings for our clients.
Electrical Wiring and Design
We provide top-notch electrical wiring and design services, catering to the specific needs of each client. Whether it's a new construction project or a renovation, we deliver safe and efficient electrical solutions.
EV Charger Installation
Our electric car charger installation service provides a hassle-free solution for homeowners and businesses looking to switch to electric vehicles. Our team of experts will handle everything from start to finish, ensuring a seamless and efficient installation process.
EV Charger Installation
The Electric Vehicle Home Charger Grant is a government funded support scheme assisting residents and homeowners to install an electric vehicle charge point on their property.
The scheme provides a grant up to the value of €300 towards the purchase and installation of a home charger unit. To receive payment, you must ensure that you use a Safe Electric Registered Electrical Contractor.
Solar PV
Solar PV stands for Solar Photovoltaics, which is the generation of electricity using energy from the sun. Using solar panels mounted on the roof of your home or business, you can harness and produce your own energy. This helps lessen your reliance on other sources of energy as well as being better for the environment and saving you money in the process.
Benefits of Solar PV
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Solar Panels add value to your property
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Reduces your carbon footprint
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Installations are VAT free
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No moving parts and no maintenance
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Reduces your electricity bills by up to 50%
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Sell excess back to the national grid
How do Solar Panels work?
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Daylight activates the panels
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Panels generate Direct Current (DC)
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Inverter converts to Alternating Current (AC)
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That energy powers your home appliances
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Battery can store energy for later use
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Surplus is sent back to the electrical grid
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Electricity supplier pays for excess