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Solar panel costs vary depending on the size of your system, the type of panels you choose, and your location. A typical residential solar panel system in the UK can cost between £4,000 and £8,000 for a 3-4kW system. Larger systems (5-6kW) typically range from £6,000 to £10,000. The exact price depends on factors like roof size, panel quality, inverter type, and whether you include battery storage. We offer finance options to help spread the cost, making solar more accessible. Get a free quote to see the exact price for your home.

Solar panel savings depend on several factors including your electricity usage, system size, roof orientation, and whether you have battery storage. On average, a typical 4kW solar panel system can save homeowners between £200-£400 per year on electricity bills. With battery storage, you can save even more by storing excess energy for use during peak times. Additionally, you can earn money through the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) by selling excess electricity back to the grid. Over 25 years, most homeowners can save thousands of pounds. Our experts can provide a personalised savings estimate based on your specific situation.

Solar panels are built to last and typically come with a 25-30 year warranty. Most panels will continue to generate electricity well beyond their warranty period, often operating at 80-90% efficiency after 25 years. The inverter, which converts DC electricity to AC, typically lasts 10-15 years and may need replacement during the system's lifetime. Regular maintenance and cleaning can help maximise the lifespan of your solar panels. We use high-quality panels from trusted manufacturers and offer comprehensive warranties to protect your investment.

Yes, solar panels work in winter, though they generate less electricity than in summer due to shorter days and less sunlight. Solar panels actually work more efficiently in cooler temperatures, so even on cold, sunny winter days, they can produce significant energy. While you'll generate less power overall in winter months, modern solar panels can still produce electricity on cloudy days. The key is that solar panels work with daylight, not just direct sunlight. With battery storage, you can store excess summer energy to use during winter months, helping to balance your energy needs year-round.

The Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) is a government-backed scheme that pays you for excess electricity your solar panels generate and export back to the grid. Energy suppliers with more than 150,000 customers must offer SEG tariffs. Rates vary by supplier but typically range from 1p to 21p per kWh exported. You'll need a smart meter to participate, and the payments are made quarterly or annually. While SEG payments are lower than the old Feed-in Tariff, they still provide a valuable income stream and help offset your initial investment. Our team can help you find the best SEG tariff for your situation.

In most cases, you don't need planning permission for solar panels on residential properties in England, Scotland, and Wales. Solar panels are considered "permitted development" as long as they meet certain criteria: they don't protrude more than 200mm from the roof, aren't installed on a listed building or in a conservation area, and don't exceed the highest part of the roof. However, if your property is listed, in a conservation area, or you live in a flat, you may need planning permission. We'll check all requirements during your free consultation and handle any necessary applications on your behalf.

Most residential solar panel installations take just 1-2 days to complete. The exact time depends on the size of your system, roof complexity, and whether you're adding battery storage. On day one, our MCS-certified engineers will install the panels, mounting system, and inverter. If you're adding battery storage, this may extend the installation to a second day. After installation, we'll test the system, register it with MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme), and help you set up your SEG payments. You'll be generating your own clean energy within 24-48 hours.

MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) is the UK's quality assurance scheme for renewable energy technologies. MCS certification ensures that your solar panel installation meets strict quality and safety standards. It's essential for accessing the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) and provides confidence that your system is installed correctly and will perform as expected. All our installations are MCS certified, meaning you'll receive a certificate confirming your system meets industry standards. This certification also adds value to your property and ensures you can benefit from government schemes and export tariffs.