4 reasons to stream the sun's energy
Super simple energyHow our solar PV system works
Capture
The sun radiates free energy, PV panels on your roof harness it as a clean, renewable energy source
Store
By adding battery storage you can store the solar energy you produce
Use
Reduce your carbon footprint by powering your home from a sustainable source
How much does it cost?
Typical 3-bed house
12 solar panels
The average cost for a 3-bed house including installation is £5.995
or £53.43 a month with finance (subject to status) –
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Typical full system costs
for a 3-bed house
- 1ox 400-450W solar PV panels
- 4 kWp system size
- 10 Year inverter warranty
- Fully monitored system
Installed from £5,995 or £53.43 a month
More information on finance
Subject to status and affordability
If you already have solar panels fitted to your roof – we can just install a smart battery so you can store the energy you capture and use it when you need it.
Why choose us
- Peace of mind – we’re a certified member of the Energy Performance Validation Scheme (EPVS). All our estimates are independently verified by EPVS and they will provide you with a validation certificate to say that we have given you accurate savings and running costs.
- No faceless call centres – we are with you every step of the way until your installation is complete.
- Experienced team with thousands of installs under their belt.
FAQs
Do solar panels need maintaining?
A solar panel system needs hardly any maintenance at all – they even self-clean when it rains. A quick washdown with a hose a few times a year will shift any other dirt or dust. Zero expense and no need to call an expert out.
Will I need planning permission for the panels?
No. No red tape, no hassle – a solar panel system doesn’t need any special permission from your local authority to be fitted onto your home.
The only exception to this is if you live in a listed building or live in a designated Conservation Area or World Heritage site. Even then, you can still have solar panels installed – they need fitting onto a roof that isn’t visible from a road.
What happens if it’s not sunny?
There’s a big difference between sunlight and daylight. Solar panels need daylight to generate power – not the sun’s rays.
This means you can still generate power even on cloudy days. In fact, less direct sunlight can be beneficial – too much heat can reduce the power solar panels capture by up to 25%.
Source: https://www.cedgreentech.com/article/how-does-heat-affect-solar-panel-efficiencies