Top 10 best solar installers in Tasmania

Looking for the most trusted solar installers in the SolarQuotes network servicing your state?

Below is a list of the top installers in TAS ranked by a combined “Most Good Reviews” score. Our ratings are collated from the last 12 months and are based on verified reviews from customers who have had work done by the installer.

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1

Degree C

4.97 ★★★★☆

29 reviews

2

Expert Electrical Tasmania

4.79 ★★★★☆

27 reviews

3

Sandford Electrical Pty Ltd

4.92 ★★★★☆

18 reviews

4

I Want Energy

4.80 ★★★★☆

19 reviews

5

S and B Egan Electrical and Solar

5.00 ★★★★★

7 reviews

6

Derwent Electrical

4.92 ★★★★☆

6 reviews

7

HIB Electrical Air and Solar

4.67 ★★★★☆

6 reviews

8

In Series Electrical and Solar Pty Ltd

5.00 ★★★★★

2 reviews

9

4Front Services

4.88 ★★★★☆

2 reviews

10

Castle Solar Pty Ltd

4.88 ★★★★☆

2 reviews

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Which electricity network are you connected to?

Tasmania has one electricity distributor: TasNetworks. It operates the state’s electricity distribution network, so TasNetworks sets the connection and export rules for household solar and battery systems.

Solar and battery rebates in Tasmania

There are currently no Tasmanian Government rebates or subsidies specifically for rooftop solar or home batteries.

Find more information on home energy incentives available in Tasmania.

Feed-in tariffs in Tasmania

Tasmania has a regulated minimum solar feed-in tariff. For 2026-27, electricity retailers must offer eligible customers at least 9.276c per kWh for exported solar energy, although some retailers may offer more.

Read more about feed-in tariffs in Tasmania.

Grid connection rules in Tasmania

TasNetworks sets the connection rules for homes on mainland Tasmania and Bruny Island. Separate battery inverters do not count towards its standard solar inverter capacity limits, but solar and batteries share the property’s approved export allowance. Your installer should confirm the limits for your address before installation.

Read more about solar grid connection rules and applications in Tasmania.

Tasmania solar news

Check out our blog for more renewable energy news on Tasmania.

Solar installers who service Tasmania

To help you find trusted solar installers in the SolarQuotes network servicing Tasmania and to request quotes from these businesses, we’ve listed all suburbs in our system below. Click on your suburb to find approved installers who can help, and an array of useful information to help you make an informed decision.