Answers to common questions about our services

Solar can work well on most unshaded roofs facing between east and west. As part of your free survey we check roof orientation, pitch, structure and shading, then model estimated annual generation and payback using UK irradiance data.

Not always. Batteries are most useful if you’re at work during the day, on time‑of‑use tariffs, or want extra resilience. We’ll show you scenarios with and without battery storage so you can see the impact on payback and self‑consumption.

Most domestic systems are installed in 1–3 days on site, depending on roof access and whether battery storage is included. We schedule scaffolding, electrical work and commissioning to minimise disruption to your home or business.

We carry out a load assessment on your property, check main fuse size, earthing and existing circuits. Where needed we can fit load management devices or work with your DNO to upgrade the supply before installing a compliant charger.

Yes – we supply and install smart chargers that integrate with popular UK off‑peak and EV tariffs, allowing you to schedule charging when electricity is cheapest and, where applicable, when your solar is producing.

Signs include an old fuse board, fabric‑covered cables, frequent tripping or a lack of sockets. We recommend an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) every 5–10 years to assess safety and advise whether rewiring or upgrades are needed.

Yes. All notifiable electrical work is tested, certified and, where applicable, registered with building control. You’ll receive digital copies of certificates that can be used for insurance, sales and compliance records.

Yes. Our surveys are carried out to understand your property and goals so we can provide a clear proposal. You’ll receive itemised pricing and performance estimates, and you’re free to decide in your own time with no pressure.

For most projects we take a small deposit to secure materials and dates, with the balance due on completion after testing and handover. Larger commercial works may use staged payments linked to agreed milestones.