Christchurch | Canterbury Solar Hub

Proudly servicing the Canterbury region, based out of Hornby South, at Lightforce Solar we’re committed to providing world-class solutions and unrivalled customer care.

With a dedicated team of installers, solar experts and support staff, we proudly service the Christchurch and wider Canterbury region.

With thousands of residential and commercial installations under our belt, we’re your go-to source for solar power advice and installation in our beautiful region.

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Lightforce Solar - Christchurch | Canterbury

Address

625 Halswell Junction Road, Hornby South, Christchurch 8042

Phone

0800 537 6527

Email

[email protected]

Hours

9:00 am – 5:30 pm, Monday to Friday (Excludes public holidays)

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Frequently asked questions

Our Lightforce Solar Christchurch hub offers a free, no-obligation quote. Get in touch so we can match the best solar solution to your specific energy needs.

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Why should I go solar in Christchurch?

Solar panels are a sound investment in Christchurch as the city experiences plenty of sunlight to ensure that solar panels work efficiently. Going solar can significantly benefit both the environment and your wallet. Our solar experts can assess your property to determine if solar is right for you.

How many solar panels do I need to power my house in Christchurch?

Our team of expert solar installers in Christchurch can help you determine the best number of solar panels you need. Get in touch with us so we can conduct a survey of your house.

Are solar panels effective during winter?

Solar panels are well known for their year-round effectiveness. So, yes, solar panels still work and are effective during winter. They absorb energy from the sun’s light rather than the sun’s heat. Even in the autumn and winter months, when there is little wind, only reduced sunlight hours will impact the solar panels’ performance.

Will solar power work during a blackout in Christchurch?

If you rely on the grid of a Christchurch solar plant, you may not be able to use that energy during a blackout. However, you can use solar batteries as a backup system for power.