Real installs. Real photos. No staging.
Unedited photos from recent AHM Solar installations. Customer details stay private — the workmanship speaks for itself.
Recent battery installs, straight off our crews’ phones
Real jobs, unstaged. We keep customer details private, so each project is described by what was built — not who it was built for.
The whole-home energy wall
Fox ESS stacked battery, hybrid inverter and an EV charger commissioned together on one garage wall — the car now charges from stored sunshine. Impact bollards and full compliance signage as standard.
Storage added, panels untouched
This home already had solar running on a Fronius inverter. We added a Fox ESS battery system alongside it — no rework of the existing array, no disruption, just an evening bill that stopped growing.
Sigenergy SigenStor stack
A five-module SigenStor — battery, hybrid inverter and energy management in a single sleek tower. When a customer wants the integrated flagship experience, this is what we reach for.
No garage? No problem.
High-capacity Fox ESS bank installed outdoors under cover — weather-rated hardware, conduit runs kept tight to the brick, and the switchgear positioned for easy isolation. Neat enough to live beside the back door.
Double-cabinet Sofar system
Two Sofar cabinets running as one system for a household with serious evening consumption. Sized from their actual usage data — because guessing is how people end up with batteries that run flat by dinner.
Day-one energy independence
Installed while the house was still being finished — battery, hybrid inverter and protective bollards in place before the owners moved in. New builds are the cheapest moment to do this properly.
The big stack
One of our larger residential Fox ESS banks — modular stack, dedicated isolation board, and cabling dressed the way an inspector likes to find it. Modular means it can still grow later.
Ten modules, zero clutter
A full-height stacked battery on an external brick wall, tucked under an awning for weather protection. Isolators mounted at eye level, conduit runs mirrored — the details you notice at year ten, not day one.
Right-sized, not super-sized
A compact Fox ESS stack for a smaller household — proof that the right battery isn’t always the biggest one. Sized to their evening usage, with room on the wall (and in the stack) to expand if life changes.
Rooftop work we’re happy to be judged by
Taken by our installers on the day — straight rows, tight clamp spacing, and arrays planned around each roof’s real shape and shading.
Wall-to-wall generation
A high-panel-count array using nearly every usable square metre of this metal roof — the kind of system you size once and never think about bills again. Battery-and-EV-ready by design.
Two roof types, one system
Tile up top, metal extension below — each section needs different mounting hardware, and plenty of installers quote only the easy half. We engineered across both and captured the whole roof’s potential.
Built for Melbourne weather
Installed under a proper Melbourne sky. The L-shaped layout follows the roof’s geometry to maximise panel count without overhanging ridges or valleys — engineered mounting, rated for the wind that follows clouds like these.
Every usable face counts
Panels distributed across separate roof sections to work around orientation and shading — a design that spreads generation through the day instead of peaking once at noon.
Morning sun, afternoon sun
Split across two roof faces so generation starts earlier and finishes later — more self-consumed power, less cheap export. Tile roofs demand careful foot traffic and clean penetrations; this is what that looks like.
Your roof could be next
Free fixed-price quote, designed from your usage, with every rebate applied.