Suburbs in Sydney CBD We Service
We regularly install EV chargers in the suburbs below. If your suburb isn’t listed or you are unsure whether we cover your area, call us at 0485 281 589. We’ll check and propose a solution before you decide whether to engage our services.
Alexandria
Housing in Alexandria is mostly terraces and new apartments.
Most houses in Alexandria are a mix of houses and units, and single-phase power is common in the older stock and three-phase in the newer builds.
A former industrial suburb known for its warehouse conversions and design and homeware showrooms. Parking runs medium and solar uptake sits around low-medium.
Chippendale
Chippendale is a historic inner-city terrace suburb transformed by high-density redevelopment.
Most houses in Chippendale are a mix of houses and units, and single-phase power is common in the older stock and three-phase in the newer builds.
It is home to the Central Park development with its vertical gardens and the White Rabbit Gallery, with low parking and solar uptake around low.
Darlington
Darlington is known as a small historic suburb largely absorbed into the adjoining university campus.
Most houses in Darlington are a mix of houses and units, and single-phase power is common in the older stock and three-phase in the newer builds.
In Darlington, parking is low and solar uptake sits around low, and the area is a compact suburb whose streets are dominated by University of Sydney faculty buildings and student housing.
Haymarket
Housing in Haymarket is mostly dense mixed-use precinct blending heritage shopfronts with new apartment towers.
Most houses in Haymarket are apartments and units, and three-phase power is the standard given the newer build era.
Sydney’s Chinatown and entertainment precinct centred on Dixon Street. Parking runs low and solar uptake sits around low, and a fixed, upfront quote is provided before any switchboard or metering work begins.
Millers Point
Millers Point is a historic harbourside precinct of colonial-era terrace housing near the Harbour Bridge.
Most houses in Millers Point are a mix of houses and units, and single-phase power is the standard across the older housing.
With low parking and solar uptake around low, Millers Point is a heritage-listed precinct of 19th-century terraces overlooking Walsh Bay and the Harbour Bridge pylons.
Pyrmont
Pyrmont is a former industrial harbourside peninsula redeveloped into a high-rise residential precinct.
Most houses in Pyrmont are apartments and units, and three-phase power is the standard given the newer build era.
Solar uptake here is around low, parking is low, and the suburb is a harbourside peninsula home to The Star casino and Google’s Australian headquarters.
Sydney
Sydney is a the primary CBD core, dominated by commercial and retail towers with limited but growing residential stock.
Very limited residential housing dominates throughout Sydney. Three-phase power is the standard given the newer build era.
It is the retail and financial heart of the city, anchored by Pitt Street Mall and Martin Place, with low parking and solar uptake around low.
Ultimo
As a former warehouse district redeveloped around education and creative institutions, Ultimo carries a distinct housing profile.
Most houses in Ultimo are apartments and units, and three-phase power is the standard given the newer build era.
Home to the University of Technology Sydney and the Powerhouse Museum, with parking that runs low and solar uptake around low.
Waterloo
Housing in Waterloo is mostly public housing estate undergoing major urban renewal alongside new metro infrastructure.
Most houses in Waterloo are apartments and units, and three-phase power is the standard given the newer build era.
It is a suburb undergoing large-scale social housing renewal centred on the new Waterloo Metro station, with low parking and solar uptake around low.
