Verified solar & inverter installers in Nigeria
Solar and inverter systems are only as good as the installation behind them. We connect you with technicians whose credentials we've verified — so you get reliable power, not a fire risk.
What we cover
- Solar panel supply and installation
- Inverter and battery (backup / hybrid) systems
- System sizing and load assessment
- Off-grid and grid-tied setups
- Fault-finding, servicing and upgrades
- Safe DC and AC wiring and protection
Common problems we solve
- Solar system not producing the power it should
- Inverter not switching over when the grid drops
- Batteries draining far too fast
- An undersized system that can't carry the load
- Unsafe or untidy wiring from a previous installer
Why verification matters here
Solar and inverter work involves both DC and AC electrical wiring — which is regulated electrical work in Nigeria. A poor installation isn't just inefficient; it's a genuine fire and safety risk. We verify the documents and certifications technicians provide (including NEMSA where it applies) so the person wiring your system is who they say they are.
Understand NEMSA certification →Frequently asked questions
How much does a solar installation cost in Nigeria?+
It depends entirely on your load — how much you need to power and for how long. A verified technician will do a proper load assessment first and size the system to it, rather than quoting a number blind. That assessment is what protects you from paying for the wrong system.
Is solar installation regulated?+
The electrical side is. Solar and inverter systems involve DC and AC wiring, which falls under NEMSA's remit for electrical safety. For significant installations, insist on a properly certified installer and, where applicable, inspection.
Can you help if my existing solar system isn't working?+
Yes. Describe the problem when you request a technician (or use Report a problem) and we'll connect you with someone who can diagnose and fix it.