Home solar
Generate electricity at home during daylight hours.
Solar for your home.
From plan to installation.
Tell us about your home and your electricity use. We’ll assess your roof, explain the options and put together a proposal.
Site
assessment System
design Installation
& handover
assessment System
design Installation
& handover
Engineering. Procurement. Installation.
System design, equipment selection and installation,
managed by one team.
Solar, backup and ongoing support.
Your electricity use and available roof space determine the design. We’ll explain what each option can do for your home.
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Hybrid & battery backup
Discuss backup for the appliances you need during an outage.
Care & maintenance
Arrange an inspection, discuss a fault or plan maintenance.
Power for the things
you need most.
Fans, lights, the fridge, your internet connection. Tell us what you want running during an outage, and we’ll discuss a battery and inverter setup for those loads.
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We start with your roof and your bill.
Before recommending equipment, we look at your electricity use, the roof and the appliances you want to keep running.
Roof and shade
We assess your roof, shading and available space.
Electricity use
We look at your current and future electricity use.
Essential backup needs
We discuss your backup requirements and lifestyle priorities.
What happens next
You’ll know what’s included and what needs to happen at each stage.
- 1
Survey
We visit your home and assess the details.
- 2
Design
We design a system that fits your home and needs.
- 3
Install
Our team carries out the installation.
- 4
Handover
We walk you through your system and its operation.
See where the power goes.
A simple view of how a home solar system can work.
During daylight, panels generate electricity. The inverter converts it for use in your home. The amount available changes with sunlight and system conditions.
Illustrative system only. Actual operation depends on your equipment, wiring, settings and grid conditions.
Know what you’re
paying for.
A useful quote should be easy to read. We’ll discuss the design and scope before you decide to go ahead.
How to read a solar proposal
A layout for your roof
Panel positioning, usable space and shading considered.
An equipment list
Panel, inverter and battery details where included.
A written scope of work
Installation, protection, testing and any exclusions.
Handover and support details
Operating information and the terms for the equipment supplied.
Questions homeowners ask
Which system suits my home?
The starting points are your electricity use, available roof space and backup priorities. A site survey helps the team turn those needs into a specific proposal.
Can solar support backup power?
A suitable hybrid inverter, battery and essential-load arrangement can support selected appliances. Backup capability depends on the complete design; rooftop panels alone do not guarantee power during an outage.
What happens during a site survey?
We review your electricity needs, roof access and shading, available installation space and existing electrical arrangement, then discuss the next design steps.
Already have solar?
Let’s keep it working.
If something doesn’t look right, make a note of the fault message or the change you’ve noticed. Our team can discuss an inspection and the next steps.
Ask about maintenanceBefore you make a decision.
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Before your home solar survey
Bring recent electricity bills and a list of the appliances that matter most.
Battery backup2 min read
Solar and backup: two different design questions
Discuss essential appliances and outage duration before choosing a battery.
Planning2 min read
How to read a home solar proposal
Compare scope and assumptions, not just the number of panels.
Talk to us about your home.
Call 0300 0124132 or send your details. We’ll help you work out the next step.