Turn sunshine
into real savings.

Solar, battery storage and electrical work for homes, businesses and farms across Northern Ireland.

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Solar that takes shape around you

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One property.
More possibilities.

From the electricity you generate to the socket you plug into, it helps to see the whole picture.

Hughes brings solar PV, storage and electrical services together. Start with what your property needs today and explore what could come next.

Follow the energy

A little daylight can go a long way.
Explore how a connected system works.

  • Solar: powering the home
  • Battery: charging from surplus
  • Grid: surplus export possible

Generate where you use it

Solar panels supply the home through the inverter. Surplus can charge the battery, with any remaining surplus potentially exported to the grid.

An illustrative energy flow, not a wiring diagram. Battery use assumes stored charge; generation, import and export depend on your property, equipment, usage and connection arrangements.

What does your
property need?

A solar installation, a charging point or the electrical work you’ve been meaning to get sorted.

Solar panels

Make electricity where you use it.

Solar PV for homes, businesses and agricultural buildings. Start with your property, your roof and when you use electricity to explore a suitable installation.

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Battery storage

Keep solar energy for later.

Store some of the electricity your panels generate for use later in the day. The right battery depends on your system and your pattern of electricity use.

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EV charging

A charging point of your own.

Explore an EV charging installation at home or work, including how it could sit alongside solar panels and battery storage.

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Electrical work

From a new socket to a full fit-out.

Lighting, sockets, fault finding and rewiring, alongside electrical fit-outs for commercial premises and farm buildings. Tell Gareth what you need.

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Start with
a conversation

Tell Gareth about your property and what you have in mind. The starting point is understanding what you need.

From your first idea to a clear plan.

Your plans, in your words.

Tell Gareth about your home, business or farm, where you’re based and what you have in mind. You don’t need to have every answer before getting in touch.

Start with your address, a contact number and a short description of the work.

See what suits your property.

A site assessment helps establish what’s suitable and what the work involves. Discuss the space, the existing electrical supply and any practical considerations.

For solar, that might include your roof, electricity use and space for equipment.

A clear way forward.

Discuss the proposed work, pricing and arrangements with Gareth before going ahead. It’s a chance to ask questions and understand what happens next.

Agree the scope and practical arrangements before work begins.

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Commonly asked questions

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Where do you work?

Based in Dungannon, serving homes, businesses and farms across Northern Ireland. Include your town or postcode when you enquire so Gareth can confirm availability.

Can I ask about electrical work?

Yes. You can enquire about everyday electrical work, rewiring and larger commercial or farm fit-outs, as well as solar and storage.

Do I need a battery with solar?

A battery is one option to discuss. Whether it suits your property depends on how much electricity you use, when you use it and the system you choose.

What should I include in an enquiry?

Your location, the type of property and a short description of the work are a useful start. If you already have solar panels or a battery, mention that too.

Let’s look at
what’s possible.

Tell us about your home, business or farm.

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