What we deliver

Solar panel installation

Rooftop arrays sized by AI to your actual roof and usage — installed at 0% VAT.

A well-oriented roof in the South East typically yields 900–1,100 kWh per kWp each year — but only if the system is designed to the roof it sits on. We start from your actual roof geometry, shading and consumption data, and size the array to what the property can viably carry, not what a template says.

Installation is carried out by certified teams working from digital work-packs: every fixing, string and isolator specified before anyone climbs a ladder. Handover is zero-defect, DNO paperwork is submitted for you, and the system is monitored against its forecast from day one.

What's included

A typical 4 kWp home system costs roughly £5,000–£8,000 installed, at 0% VAT until March 2027. Payback is usually 6–10 years depending on usage and export.

Questions we're asked about solar panel installation

Do I need planning permission for solar panels?

Usually not — most domestic rooftop solar is permitted development. Exceptions apply for listed buildings and some conservation areas; we check this in the survey and handle the paperwork where consent is needed.

How much does a home solar system cost?

A typical 4 kWp system costs roughly £5,000–£8,000 installed. VAT is 0% on home solar until 31 March 2027. Adding a battery typically adds £2,000–£5,000.

What do I earn for exported power?

Through the Smart Export Guarantee, energy suppliers pay for every kWh you export. We register the system and size the battery so you keep the most valuable kWh — the ones you use yourself.

How long does installation take?

Most home installs are one to two days on the roof. Our AI design and pre-validated paperwork mean the wait from survey to installation is weeks, not months — measured as survey-to-energisation time.

Solar panel installation across Surrey, Hampshire & London

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