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The suitability can depend on a variety of factors including your roof’s orientation, its current condition, available space and potential planning permission requirements. For more details on any of these, be sure to get in touch with our experts for an in-depth discussion.
Based in Wellington, our solar solutions are available for domestic and commercial customers throughout Somerset and the South West region.
Along with solar panels for both commercial and domestic properties, we also offer additional benefits for your solar PV systems, including solar batteries and bird netting to protect your new installation.
Yes, we do. Our knowledgeable team will assess your property and discuss your solar options. This survey helps us tailor a solution that best meets your energy needs while maximising efficiency. We’re here to guide you through the process and ensure you’re well-informed every step of the way.
Absolutely. If you’re happy with your solar PV installation, and looking to spread the good word about our work to your friends and family, you can receive a £500 Amazon gift voucher, for each new customer who signs up for our solar PV services, and a £100 Amazon gift voucher for each EV charger installation.
Yes — if you own your property and use electricity during the day, solar can significantly reduce bills and protect you from rising energy prices.
25–30+ years. Most panels come with 25-year performance warranties.
No — they generate power from daylight. Batteries store excess energy for use at night.
Standard systems switch off for safety. With battery backup and the right setup, you can keep essential circuits running.
Very little. Rain does most of the cleaning. An occasional inspection keeps everything performing at its best.
No — when installed correctly by qualified professionals, solar can actually protect the roof area it covers.
Often yes. Lower running costs and improved EPC ratings make homes more attractive to buyers.
For many households, yes. They increase self-consumption and reduce reliance on the grid — especially with rising tariffs.
Yes. Panels offset their manufacturing footprint within a few years and produce clean energy for decades.
Domestic systems typically start from around £5,000–£7,000+, depending on size and roof type. Commercial projects vary widely.
Typically 5–8 years, depending on usage, system size, and energy prices.
No. South is ideal, but east and west-facing roofs still perform very well.
It can dramatically reduce it, but most homes remain grid-connected.
Usually 40–70% for the average home. With batteries, this can be higher.
Slate, very steep pitches, fragile tiles, and complex roof layouts cost more due to labour time and specialist fixings.
It depends on battery size and usage. Most systems are designed to run essential loads — not everything at once.
Inverters typically have shorter lifespans (10–15 years). Panels rarely fail.
Yes — but it requires a large array, significant battery storage, and careful system design.
Correct system design, tidy cable management, proper roof fixings, correct protection devices, and full certification.
Choosing purely on price, not checking installer credentials, and not sizing the system properly for future needs.
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