Get solar panel kits for your home.

This depends on how much electricity you’re using versus how much electricity your solar panels can generate. Contact us so we can discuss this with you.

Our solar packages start from £4,995 for 6 panels and £6,495 for 12 panels.

Solar panels are inherently low-maintenance, especially when compared to boilers. In the UK, the frequent rainfalls naturally clean the panels. Regular inspections are essential to detect potential issues early.

The government has created several grants and schemes to assist low-income homeowners and tenants of private and social housing to improve the energy efficiency of their homes through upgrades that may include solar panels.

Depending on your household income and the type of benefits you may receive, you could be eligible for funding. If you are eligible, solar panels may be part of a package of upgrades available to you, subject to a home survey. Find out through our quick and easy eligibility checker.

As a general rule of thumb, most homeowners can expect to recoup the upfront cost of their solar panels within 8 years.

This depends on a number of factors including the size of your roof, your electricity need and the direction your roof is facing.

Our experts will be happy to discuss your needs and work out the right size solar panel system for your home

The size, orientation and pitc of your roof will determine how many solar panels you can install and the amount of electricity they can generate. Ideally, your roof should be large enough to accommodate a sufficient number of solar panels, and it should face south to maximise sunlight exposure.

Our experts will be able to help you understand if your roof is suitable.

The exact number of solar panels needed for any home differs due to a number of factors such as the size of the house, the amount of electricity needed and the number of people living there.

However, on average:

• A one-bedroom home needs 6 solar panels (2.1kW).

• A three-bedroom home needs 10 solar panels (3.5kW).

• A five-bedroom home needs 14 solar panels (4.9kW).

Yes it is legal to install solar panels yourself, however we would recommend that it is handled by a professional.

A 2000 watt (or 2kW) solar system could run, on average, a one-bedroom home.