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A simpler way to explore solar. Tell us about your home, then compare your options.
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Compare and choose in your time
Look at the full system, installation costs and warranties. Only move forward when it feels right.
Why homeowners choose solar
Less reliance on the grid. More control over the energy you use at home.
Right now…
- Your electricity bill depends on changing grid prices.
- Most of your home’s electricity comes from your supplier.
- You pay for every unit of electricity you buy.
With solar
- Generate your own renewable electricity in daylight.
- Use a battery to store some of your energy for later.
- Receive payments for eligible electricity exported to the grid.
Check what solar could save you
Explore an indicative bill saving with solar and battery storage. An installer can calculate a property-specific estimate.
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£50£500
Illustrative only: assumes solar and battery storage reduce your electricity bill by 55%. Actual savings depend on your home and energy use.
Estimated saving a year£990
Over 25 years£24,800
Your current bill costs about £1,800 a year. Solar quotes are free, with no obligation to go ahead.
*Estimates only. Savings depend on your property, usage, roof orientation and energy tariff. Bill savings only, before system costs; based on an assumed 55% reduction, not a personalised forecast.
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Exploring solar shouldn’t mean endless searching or confusing sales pitches. We’re here to make it easier to understand your options and compare what matters.
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The right installer.
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A good quote is about more than price. Check the credentials, cover and workmanship behind it.
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Choose the right setup for your home
Your roof and the way you use electricity help determine the best fit. Compare both options before deciding.
POWER YOUR DAY
Solar only
Generate electricity from daylight and use it around your home as it’s produced.
- A simpler starting point
- Use your generation during the day
- Export eligible surplus electricity
SAVE YOUR SUNSHINE
Solar plus battery
Store some of your solar energy and use it later, when the sun has gone down.
- Shift energy into the evening
- Make more use of your generation
- Compare capacity, cost and warranty
Is your home suitable for solar?
Every home is different. Here are the things an installer will look at.
Roof direction and space
South-facing roofs often perform well. East and west can work too — usable space matters.
Shade from trees and buildings
Heavy shade can reduce output. An installer should check how shadows move across your roof.
Roof age and condition
Your roof needs to support the system. Resolve any repairs before panels are installed.
How and when you use energy
Daytime electricity use can help you use more solar directly. A battery may suit evening use.
Property ownership
Homeowners can request a quote. If you rent, ask your landlord to explore installation.
Planning and listed buildings
Many homes qualify for permitted development. Check local rules for protected properties.
Not sure where to start? Request a quote and ask for a property-specific assessment before you commit.
What happens after you receive your quotes?
Take your time, ask questions and choose what’s right for your home.
1. Compare like for like
Check panel numbers, expected output, battery capacity and the full installed price.
2. Speak with the installers
Ask about the home survey, roof access, installation timeline and who carries out the work.
3. Check credentials and cover
Verify certification, insurance, consumer protection and the terms of every warranty.
4. Review the savings estimate
Make sure projections reflect your electricity usage, tariff and realistic system output.
5. Choose only when you’re ready
Read the contract and payment schedule. There’s no obligation to accept a quote.