We supply and install high-efficiency solar panels for homes, businesses and new developments. As an Aiko Solar Silver Installer and MCS accredited company, we deliver systems built to last — with the credentials to back it up.
Solar panels reduce your energy bills from day one. Here's how the financial picture stacks up.
A typical 4kWp solar system can save a household £600–£1,000 per year on electricity costs at current rates. Add battery storage to maximise self-consumption.
Get paid by your energy supplier for surplus solar electricity exported to the grid. We provide your MCS certificate so you can sign up immediately after installation.
Solar PV installations are exempt from VAT until March 2027, making now an excellent time to invest. No VAT on supply or installation.
Aiko's ABC cells remove all front-side contacts, maximising active cell area for more power from the same roof space — particularly valuable on smaller roofs.
Aiko panels generate significantly more energy in low-light and overcast conditions — which matters more in the UK than peak sunny-day output.
Aiko guarantees at least 87.4% output at year 30 — one of the strongest panel warranties available. You're protected for the long term.
Our Silver Installer status means we meet Aiko's standards for technical knowledge, installation quality and customer care — giving you access to enhanced warranty support.
Solar works best with storage. We combine Aiko panels with Tesla Powerwall or alternative batteries to let you use your energy on your terms — day or night.
A selection of recent solar PV installations we've completed for homeowners and businesses.
Solar panels alone won't power your home during a grid outage — for safety reasons, standard inverters shut down when the grid goes down. To keep your home running during a power cut you need a battery with backup capability. We can design a solar-plus-battery system that gives you both energy savings and blackout protection.
Most are. South, south-west and south-east facing roofs work best, but east/west-facing roofs still generate well. We carry out a full survey before recommending anything — if it's not going to perform well for you, we'll say so.
In most cases, no — solar panels fall under permitted development rights. Exceptions apply to listed buildings and conservation areas. We'll confirm during your survey and handle any notifications required.
The SEG requires energy suppliers to pay you for any surplus electricity you export back to the grid. Once your system is MCS certified, we'll provide your certificate so you can sign up with your chosen supplier right away.
A typical residential solar installation takes 1–2 days. We handle all scaffolding, electrical work and grid connection notifications — you don't need to organise anything separately.
Yes — this is one of the most common misconceptions. Solar panels generate electricity from daylight, not direct sunshine, so they work perfectly well under overcast UK skies. Our Aiko ABC-technology panels are specifically designed to outperform in low-light conditions, starting up earlier and generating later in the day than conventional panels. The UK gets plenty of daylight to make solar very worthwhile.
It depends on your energy usage, roof size and orientation, and whether you add battery storage. On average, a well-sized solar system can cut your electricity bills by 50–70%. Add a battery to store what you generate during the day and use it at night, and that figure can rise to 90% or more. We'll give you a realistic savings estimate during your free survey — not an inflated one.
Yes — we include scaffolding as standard in our quoted price. There are no surprise extras once we've surveyed your property and confirmed your system design. The only exception is unusually complex access situations, which we'd flag upfront before you commit to anything.
We carry out a free no-obligation survey and provide a detailed savings estimate before you commit to anything. Get in touch and we'll arrange a time that suits you.