Your roof has a brighter purpose.
We design and install solar systems for homes. Each one starts with your roof and the way your household uses electricity.
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What shapes a home installation.
- Roof suitability and shading
- Orientation, pitch, roof condition and shade from trees, chimneys or neighbouring buildings all affect how much a roof can generate. We assess these on site before proposing anything.
- System sizing
- The right size depends on your roof area and how much electricity your household uses. A larger system is not automatically a better one.
- Your electricity use
- Solar generates during daylight. Knowing when your household uses power helps us estimate how much of the generation you are likely to use yourself.
- Savings considerations
- What a system saves depends on your tariff, your usage, any export arrangement and the weather. We set out the assumptions behind any figure we give you, and we do not quote guaranteed savings.
Battery storage
A battery stores electricity generated during the day so it can be used later. Whether one makes sense depends on how much surplus your system produces and when you use power.
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Clear steps. Thoughtful execution.
Every installation follows the same order, so you always know what has happened and what comes next.
- 1
Understand
We start with your property, your electricity use, your goals and the space available for installation.
- 2
Assess
We look at roof condition, shading, electrical needs and any site constraints.
- 3
Design
We propose a system suited to the property and explain the reasoning behind it.
- 4
Install
We coordinate installation, electrical work, safety and inspections.
- 5
Commission
We test the system and hand over the agreed documentation.
Questions homeowners ask.
Is my roof suitable for solar?
It depends on orientation, pitch, condition and shading. A site assessment is the only reliable way to know, and it is the first thing we do.
How much will I save?
It varies with your tariff, how and when you use electricity, the system size and the weather. We explain the assumptions behind any estimate and do not guarantee a figure.
Do solar panels work on cloudy days?
Yes, panels still generate in diffuse light, though less than in direct sun. Output changes through the day and across the seasons.
What happens to electricity I don't use?
Where your network operator and supplier support it, surplus can be exported to the grid. It can also be stored if a compatible battery is installed.
How long does installation take?
It depends on the size of the system and the property. We give you a schedule for your installation once the design is agreed.
Tell us about your home.
Share a few details about your property and we will get back to you to arrange an assessment.