About

A local team you can put a name to.

Energy advice you can hold us to.

LAMM Solar + Electrical started in a garage in Adelaide’s south in 2015. Fourteen people later, the job is the same: give people the right advice, install it properly, and still be here when they need us.

Our Story

Started in a garage in 2015.

Lewis May started LAMM on 3 February 2015, working on his own out of the garage at the bottom of his driveway. The name is his initials: Lewis Aaron Matthew May.

He’d been in the trade since 2008, including seven years at his dad’s electrical and solar business, and he’d seen enough of the industry’s other side to know what he wanted to do differently. Systems sold to people who didn’t need them. Quotes written bigger than they had to be. Customers left without support once the installer had driven away. LAMM was built as the answer to that, and the rule hasn’t changed since: if something isn’t right for a customer, it doesn’t get sold to them.

Anthony Dimas, now our Operations Manager, was the first apprentice through the door. He’s still here, nine years on, and so is the approach. We’ve grown to fourteen people, added batteries, air conditioning, EV charging and hot water to the work, and taken on commercial jobs up to 100kW — but it’s still a family business in Adelaide’s south, and Lewis still picks up the phone.

2015Founded in Adelaide’s south
14People on the team
10 yrWorkmanship guarantee
290+Google reviews

Research who you’re buying from, not just what you’re buying. Historically, the solar industry has been full of companies that don’t plan on being around for the long haul. Choose a company you trust to give you the right advice today, and that you believe will still be there to support you well into the future.

Lewis May · Founder, LAMM Solar + Electrical

What we stand for

Three things we don't bend on

Advice before product

We start with your bills and how you actually use power, not with a system we’re trying to move. Sometimes the honest answer is a smaller system, or waiting until a battery makes sense for you.

Only what we'd fit at home

We never knowingly recommend a product or service we wouldn’t buy ourselves or put in front of our own family. That rules a lot of cheap gear out.

Here for the long haul

Our workmanship comes with a 10-year guarantee, and we’ve been in Adelaide’s south since 2015. When something needs looking at, you’re calling the people who installed it.

If you want to lock in your energy costs, solar and battery is your best bet.

Adam Heritage · Sales Consultant

Quality workmanship and products will solve headaches in the long run.

Liam Kane · Licensed Electrician

There is sun for a reason. Utilise it.

Anthony Dimas · Operations Manager

The team

Fourteen people. One standard.

 Every member of our install crew holds a current first aid certificate.

Lewis May, Owner, Founder & Director at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Lewis May

Owner, Founder & Director

A-Class Electrician · Solar, Battery & Off-Grid

Anthony Dimas, Operations Manager at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Anthony Dimas

Operations Manager

A-Class Electrician · Solar & Battery Accredited

Steve Moon, Office & Warehouse Manager at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Steve Moon

Office & Warehouse Manager

Diploma in Logistics Management

Adam Heritage, Sales Consultant at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Adam Heritage

Sales Consultant

Battery Programming · Ongoing Support

Brodie Kitchin, Marketing & Administration Coordinator at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Brodie Kitchin

Marketing & Administration Coordinator

Jake Aish, Licensed Electrician at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Jake Aish

Licensed Electrician

Solar & Battery Licence · Roof Work

Liam Kane, Licensed Electrician at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Liam Kane

Licensed Electrician

Solar & Battery Accredited · Fault Finding

Jack Parke, Licensed Electrician at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Jack Parke

Licensed Electrician

Switchboard Works

Josh Baines, Trade Assistant / Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Josh Baines

Trade Assistant / Apprentice

Qualified Plumber & Gasfitter

Ben Cusack, Third Year Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Ben Cusack

Third Year Apprentice

Working at Heights · Fitting Off

Ben Rippin, Second Year Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Ben Rippin

Second Year Apprentice

Working at Heights · White Card

Dylan Fuad, First Year Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Dylan Fuad

First Year Apprentice

Working Towards Certificate III

Ethan Schreier, First Year Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Ethan Schreier

First Year Apprentice

Tai Mignanelli, First Year Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Tai Mignanelli

First Year Apprentice

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Let's look at your power bills together.

Send us a recent bill and we’ll tell you honestly what makes sense for your home or business, even if that’s nothing yet.

Lewis May, Owner, Founder & Director at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Lewis May

Owner, Founder & Director — Sales and After-Sales

Lewis started LAMM on 3 February 2015, working alone out of the garage at the bottom of his driveway. The name is his initials: Lewis Aaron Matthew May.

He’d been in the trade since 2008, seven years at his dad’s electrical and solar business, and he’d seen enough of the industry’s other side to know what he wanted to do differently, systems sold to people who didn’t need them, quotes written bigger than they had to be, and customers left without support once the installer had driven away. LAMM was built as the answer to that. If something isn’t right for a customer, it doesn’t get sold to them.

Anthony, now LAMM’s Operations Manager, was his first apprentice.

These days Lewis looks after sales and after-sales, manages the team, and keeps the relationships with manufacturers that let an installer get a technical problem solved on the phone rather than by guesswork. Fault finding and difficult commissioning are what he gets called on for most. He’s also still the backup installer, and not shy about getting back on the tools when the crew needs another pair of hands.

He was born in England and came to Australia in 2006 with his dad, stepmother and siblings, his father an electrician who arrived on a skilled visa because the trade was in demand here. Lewis finished school at Hallett Cove R–12 and followed him into it, though he’ll admit he’d rather have been a professional footballer.

He’s married to Jayme, with three kids under seven, and most weekends are spent outdoors at the family farm, the firepit, the quad bike, the chickens, or down at the dam throwing rocks in the water.
He’s retired from playing football now, after years with Adelaide City, Croydon Kings, Cumberland United, Noarlunga United and South Coast United. He’s also a black belt in karate, and finished third in a national kumite competition in England as a teenager.

Quick facts:

  • Owner, Founder & Director
  • Founded LAMM on 3 February 2015
  • In the electrical trade since 2008
  • A-Class Electrical Licence
  • Electrical Contractor’s Licence
  • Builder’s Licence
  • Solar & Battery Accreditation
  • Off-Grid Accreditation
  • EWP Licence
  • Working at Heights, White Card
  • Outside work: family, the farm, football

Motto: “Do things now to help your future self, even when you want to be lazy.”

Anthony Dimas, Operations Manager at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Anthony Dimas

Operations Manager

Anthony has been with LAMM for nine years and runs the day-to-day operations. He’s at the warehouse early, working out where every crew is headed and what they need before the trucks roll out.

He’s a third-generation electrician — his dad and his grandfather were both sparkies — and he holds an A-Class licence along with CEC accreditation for solar and battery. He got into the trade wanting work that made him think, which is probably why commissioning is what he gets called on for most. That’s the testing and sign-off at the end of an install, and it’s the step that decides whether a system actually performs the way it was designed to.

The jobs he enjoys most are the difficult ones, where the team has to work a problem out together. He’ll still pick up the tools when he’s needed, though he’s quick to say he hopes it doesn’t come to that.

Anthony has no family history down south but has come to love it for the green and the beaches. He played soccer most of his life; these days it’s more about staying healthy and time with family. On work trips away, the plan is to get the job smashed out and find the nearest golf course.

Quick facts:

  • Operations Manager
  • With LAMM since 2017
  • A-Class Electrician
  • CEC Accredited — Solar and Battery
  • Third-generation electrician
  • Outside work: family, golf
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Motto: “If you’re not first, you’re last.” — Ricky Bobby

Steve Moon, Office & Warehouse Manager at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Steve Moon

Office & Warehouse Manager

Steve joined LAMM in September 2025 and runs both sides of the operation — the admin that keeps jobs moving through the office, and the warehouse the crews load out of every morning. Every day is different, as he puts it.

He came into the industry looking for a career change, and brought a Diploma in Logistics Management with him. It’s a useful background for the job: stock, scheduling and getting the right materials onto the right truck is most of what keeps an install running to time.

Steve has lived in Woodcroft his whole married life. Outside work he coaches soccer, follows Everton and the Crows, and spends his time with his wife, kids and grandkids.

Quick facts:

  • Office & Warehouse Manager
  • With LAMM since September 2025
  • Diploma in Logistics Management
  • Based in Woodcroft
  • Outside work: soccer coaching, family, Everton and the Crows
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Motto: “Live for today, as tomorrow may not happen.”

Adam Heritage, Sales Consultant at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Adam Heritage

Sales Consultant

Adam joined LAMM in August 2025 and is the person most customers meet first. His days are spent visiting people at home and walking through how a solar and battery system will actually work for that particular house — how it holds up through winter, whether a zero-dollar bill is realistic, and what it takes to come off gas. As he puts it: you can’t produce your own gas, but you can produce your own electricity.

He’s also the one people ring afterwards. Battery programming is what he gets called on for most — tuning a system so it delivers what it was designed to rather than just sitting there working.

The job he brings up is a Morphett Vale household with kids still at home and punishing bills, despite already having solar. LAMM added a 32kWh battery, DC coupled with new panels, and tied the existing array in as well. Their bills came down by 92% — better than the projection.

Adam got into this out of a straightforward interest in renewable energy and one clear goal: that people should be able to stay warm through winter and cool through summer without dreading the bill.

He was born at Glenelg and is now raising his daughter in Morphett Vale. Outside work he follows the national electricity grid closely through NEM Watch, and times charging the family’s electric cars for when the grid is running on the most renewables. It’s not a hobby that stays neatly outside work — it’s the same conviction, applied at home.

Quick facts:

  • Sales Consultant
  • With LAMM since August 2025
  • Battery programming and system optimisation
  • Ongoing tech support after installation
  • Born in Glenelg, based in Morphett Vale
  • Outside work: family, following the national grid, EV charging

Motto: “Any day above ground is a good one.”

Brodie Kitchin, Administration Coordinator at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Brodie Kitchin

Marketing & Administration Coordinator

Brodie joined LAMM in July 2026 and looks after the marketing side of the business, social media, the website and the campaigns behind them, with an eye on bringing in new enquiries rather than just posting for the sake of it.

He still has a hand in the day-to-day admin: the scheduling, paperwork and hundred small things that keep a job moving from the first phone call through to final sign-off. He came to LAMM for the chance to work alongside people he’d known for years, and reckons the best part of the job is learning something new almost every day. That, and the coffee.

Brodie grew up in Morphett Vale and started raising his own family there before a recent move down to Seaford.
Outside work you’ll find him on the football pitch, or making the most of family time with his wife and twin five year old boys.

Quick facts:

  • Marketing & Administration Coordinator
  • With LAMM since July 2026
  • High Risk Work Licence — Forklift
  • Based in Seaford
  • Outside work: football and family

Motto: “99 problems. ChatGPT solved 97 of them.”

Jake Aish, Licensed Electrician at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Jake Aish

Licensed Electrician

Jake has been with LAMM for five years and is one of the team you’re most likely to find on your roof. He’s a licensed electrician with solar and battery accreditation, and most of his work is the install itself, roof work, wiring and laying panels.

He always knew he wanted a trade. An electrical apprenticeship came up, he took it, and ended up in the solar and battery side of the industry without ever planning to. It stuck.

His favourite days are the ones spent on a roof in the sun with the rest of the crew which, five years in, is most of them. The day starts at the warehouse with a hello to everyone and the truck packed for the job ahead, and ends back there once the tools are down, usually with a cold beer and whatever the lads have been giving each other grief about since morning.

Jake lives in Mount Barker, plays footy for the Mount Lofty Devils, and gets out on the golf course with mates when he can. He also speaks a bit of Japanese.

Quick facts:

  • Licensed Electrician
  • With LAMM since 2021
  • Solar + Battery Licence
  • Based in Mount Barker
  • Outside work: Footy for the Mount Lofty Devils, Golf

Motto: “Earned, not given.”

Liam Kane, Licensed Electrician at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Liam Kane

Licensed Electrician

Liam has been with LAMM twelve months and works across the whole job, installing, maintaining and troubleshooting electrical and solar systems. Every day is a little different, as he puts it.

What he gets called on for most is fault finding, switchboard upgrades, and solar and battery installs. Fault finding is the part that separates an experienced electrician from a new one: working out why something isn’t doing what it should when the answer isn’t obvious.

He got into the trade because he enjoys working with his hands and doing work someone can appreciate. The best part, for him, is the problem solving and then seeing the finished result.

Liam grew up locally and lives on the south coast. Outside work he surfs, fishes, and has a beer with mates.

Quick facts:

  • Licensed Electrician
  • With LAMM since October 2025
  • Solar and battery accredited
  • Fault finding, switchboard upgrades, solar and battery installs
  • Lives on the south coast
  • Outside work: surfing, fishing

Motto: “It is what it is.”

Jack Parke, Licensed Electrician at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Jack Parke

Licensed Electrician

Jack moved to Adelaide from Ireland for a change of lifestyle, with an aunty already here, and joined LAMM in June 2026. He came into the trade because he found the work interesting and wanted a job that kept him moving.

Switchboards are what he gets called on for most, the panel that everything in a house runs through, and the part of an installation where getting it right matters most.

Three months in, the trip he talks about is his first job away, up to Barmera with Jake and Anthony. Ask him what the best part of the job is and the answer is the lads which, for someone who arrived from the other side of the world a few months ago, is probably the most telling thing on his form.

Outside work it’s football and golf, and weekends with mates.

Quick facts:

  • Licensed Electrician
  • With LAMM since June 2026
  • Trained and qualified in Ireland
  • Switchboard work
  • Outside work: Football, Golf

Motto: “Just have fun, don’t take life too seriously.”

Josh Baines, Trade Assistant / Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Josh Baines

Trade Assistant / Apprentice

Josh joined LAMM in July 2026 and spends most days on the tools, cutting and fitting rail, prepping panels and laying them on the roof.

He came to LAMM as a career change, and not from nothing: he’s already completed a plumbing and gasfitting apprenticeship, so he arrives with a full trade behind him. The electrical side is what drew him across, and it’s the part of the work he finds most interesting.

Josh bought his first house in Reynella, plays football (The world game) And as a new dad he’ll tell you his weekends look a lot quieter than they used to.

Quick facts:

  • Trade Assistant / Apprentice
  • With LAMM since July 2026
  • Completed plumbing and gasfitting apprenticeship
  • Roof work
  • Based in Reynella
  • Outside work: football, family
Ben Cusack, Third Year Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Ben Cusack

Third Year Apprentice

Ben joined LAMM three years ago and is now in the third year of his apprenticeship. What he gets called on for most is fitting off  inverters, gateways and sub-boards, the connection work at the end of an install that brings a system together.

His day starts with the truck packed and out of the warehouse early, with the aim of getting a job done and dusted in a single visit rather than dragging it across two.

The moment that’s stuck with him was a customer on the last working day before Christmas who offered the crew a swim in his pool. They declined, but Ben still brings up how thoughtful the offer was.

He came to the trade because electrical keeps you on your toes and makes you think, which he reckons is most of the appeal. Ben grew up in the Mid North and moved to Adelaide after finishing school. He’s played guitar since he was five, including in front of audiences, and outside work it’s films, TV, the guitar and his motorbike.

Quick facts:

  • Third Year Apprentice
  • With LAMM since October 2023
  • Working at Heights
  • Fitting off inverters, gateways and sub-boards
  • Grew up in the Mid North
  • Outside work: guitar, motorbike, films

Motto: “What are you having for dinner?”

Ben Rippin, Second Year Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Ben Rippin

Second Year Apprentice

Ben joined LAMM in March 2025 and is now a second-year apprentice, usually the one you’ll find on the roof. Roof work for solar systems is what he gets called on for most, packed and out in the morning, on site, up top helping the crew get the system in.

He got into the trade for the problem solving, which will surprise nobody who has watched him solve a Rubik’s cube.

The job that stuck with him was one in Beaumont where the crew could see across the whole of Adelaide from the roof. That’s his idea of a good day at work: nice weather, a view, and the lads getting stuck in.

Ben has lived his whole life in Basket Range and plays football for Uraidla.
Outside work it’s footy, fishing and camping.

Quick facts:

  • Second Year Apprentice
  • With LAMM since March 2025
  • Working at Heights
  • First Aid
  • White Card
  • Basket Range local, plays football for Uraidla
  • Outside work: footy, fishing, camping

Motto: “That’s life.”

Dylan Fuad, First Year Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Dylan Fuad

First Year Apprentice

Dylan joined LAMM in November 2025 and is 11 months into his apprenticeship. His days are spent on site alongside the qualified lads, wiring roofs, running cable, building and fitting batteries and inverters.

He tried a couple of trades before this one. Solar and electrical is the one that stuck, and getting hands on with the electrical side is the part he likes most. Working on the roof runs a close second.

Dylan grew up down south, playing footy and basketball, and still does both. He also speaks three languages, and can land a double backflip on flat ground, neither of which comes up much on a roof.

Quick facts:

  • First Year Apprentice
  • With LAMM since November 2025
  • Working towards Certificate III in Electrotechnology
  • Working at Heights
  • Speaks three languages
  • Grew up down south
  • Outside work: basketball, footy, mates

Motto: “I don’t make mistakes, I create troubleshooting opportunities.”

Ethan Schreier, First Year Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Ethan Schreier

First Year Apprentice

Ethan joined LAMM in June 2026 as a first-year apprentice. If you’ve had an early start on your job, he was at the warehouse at 6:25 that morning packing the truck for the day.

Most of his work right now is the groundwork that keeps an install moving, setting out panels, keeping tools and materials up to the team, and leaving the site clean at the end of the day. He came to the trade because sitting still was never going to suit him and he wanted something hands-on.

The job that’s stuck with him so far was his first time on the roof laying panels. It’s the side of the work he’s keen to build his future in, and he’s already told us he can’t wait for it.

Outside work, Ethan plays baseball, makes music, and spends his weekends with mates.

Quick facts:

  • First Year Apprentice
  • With LAMM since June 2026
  • Certificate II in Electrotechnology
  • White Card
  • Local to the area
  • Outside work: baseball, music, mates
Tai Mignanelli, First Year Apprentice at LAMM Solar + Electrical

Tai Mignanelli

First Year Apprentice

Tai joined LAMM in July 2026 and is around seven months into his electrical apprenticeship. First year means the panels, getting them off the truck, onto the roof and into position, plus the hundred small jobs that keep an install moving.

He was born in Adelaide and grew up in Loxton, which might explain why the job that’s stuck with him so far is a country one: the drive up to Mannum and the work at the other end of it.

He got into the trade, by his own account, because his family needed a sparky. Ask him the best part of the job and the answer is the LAMM boys.

Outside work it’s sport, family and mates.

Quick facts:

  • First Year Apprentice
  • With LAMM since July 2026
  • Certificate II in Electrotechnology
  • First Aid certified
  • Grew up in Loxton
  • Outside work: sport, family, mates

Motto: “Professional wire untangler.”