Solar Panels
Cut Your Bills with Solar Power
A well-designed solar PV system can reduce a typical household's electricity bill by 50–70%. With energy prices remaining high, the payback period on a domestic system is now often as little as 5–7 years.
As MCS certified installers, all our solar systems qualify for the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG), meaning your energy supplier must pay you for excess electricity you export back to the grid.
We install premium panels from leading manufacturers including JA Solar, Aiko, Jinko and DMEGC, paired with inverters from Enphase, Alpha ESS, LuxPower and Solis.
Battery Storage
Make the Most of Your Solar Energy
Adding battery storage means the energy your panels generate during the day is still available in the evening — reducing your grid usage to near zero on sunny days.
Energy Independence
Store surplus daytime energy and use it in the evening. Reduce grid dependency to near zero on good solar days.
Off-Peak Charging
Smart hybrid inverters can charge your battery from the grid on cheap overnight tariffs like Octopus Go for maximum savings.
Backup Power
Systems with EPS (Emergency Power Supply) provide backup power during grid outages, keeping essential circuits running.
FAQ
Common Questions
A typical domestic system ranges from £5,000 to £9,000 depending on the number of panels and whether battery storage is included. We provide detailed quotes after a free home survey so you know exactly what you're getting.
Yes — solar panels generate electricity from daylight, not direct sunlight. Output is lower on overcast days but your system will still produce meaningful energy even in typical Yorkshire weather.
Most domestic solar installations are completed in 1–2 days. Battery storage can usually be added on the same visit or as a second day's work.
Yes. As MCS certified installers, your system qualifies for the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG). Energy suppliers are required by law to offer you a tariff for electricity you export back to the grid.
In most cases, no. Solar panels on a residential roof are considered permitted development in England. We'll advise you if your property has any restrictions (listed buildings, conservation areas) during the free survey.
We install panels from JA Solar, Aiko, Jinko and DMEGC, and inverters from Enphase, Alpha ESS, LuxPower and Solis. We'll recommend the best combination for your roof and budget.