Bill now
12 months- Daytime
- Evening
- Overnight
- Standing charge
Total
Use your sunshine after dark
A battery keeps the spare power your panels make and gives it back in the evening.
Use your sunshine after dark.
Panels make most power while you are out. A battery keeps the spare, so you can use it in the evening instead of buying it.
- Cheaper evenings
- Fitted with new panels or added later
- Sized to suit your home
A sample evening, 6pm to midnight
- From your battery
- From the grid
Illustrative only. A sample evening for a home with a 6.5 kWh battery.
What could solar save you?
Tell us a little about your home for a rough idea. We confirm real figures at your free survey.
You could save about
£0
a yearWith solar
12 months- Daytime
- Evening
- Overnight
- Standing charge
Total
Could pay for itself in about 10 years.
Illustrative only. Real savings depend on your roof, your use and your energy tariff. Sample figures, replace them with your own.
Questions we get asked
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How much does it cost?
Most homes cost between £5,000 and £9,000. You get a fixed price in writing after your free survey.
How long does an install take?
Most homes take one to three days. We tell you the plan before we start.
Will panels work when it is cloudy?
Yes. They make less power than on a sunny day, but they still work in daylight.
Do I need planning permission?
Usually not for a standard roof. We check at your survey and tell you.
Do I need a battery?
No. Many homes start with panels. You can add a battery now or later.
What if something goes wrong?
Just call us. We guarantee our work and we answer the phone.
Ready to see what the sun can do for you?
Book a free survey and get a fixed price in writing. No obligation.