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Solar panels turn daylight into electricity. An inverter converts it into power your home can use for appliances, lighting and more. Your panels can still generate electricity on cloudy days, although the amount varies with the conditions.

Using electricity from your panels can reduce the amount you buy from the grid. Your savings depend on your system, how much energy you use and when you use it. We’ll explain the estimates for your home, including how battery storage could help you use more of the power you generate.

Yes. Solar panels use daylight, so they can generate electricity even when it’s cloudy. Output varies through the day and across the seasons. We’ll consider your roof’s position and any shading when recommending your system.

Solar panels are designed to work for many years, with performance and product warranties that vary by manufacturer. Output gradually reduces over time, and components such as the inverter may need replacing sooner than the panels. We’ll explain the warranties and care guidance for the products in your quote.

Solar can be an appealing feature for buyers interested in energy efficiency, but an increase in property value isn’t guaranteed. We recommend choosing a system around your home’s energy needs and the benefits it can offer you.

Planning requirements depend on your property, location and the proposed installation. Tell us if your home is listed or in a conservation area. We’ll help you understand what needs to be checked before work begins.

The time on site depends on your roof and the system being installed. Before installation, we’ll complete the survey, agree the design and arrange a date with you. We’ll explain the expected schedule and keep you informed throughout the work.

That depends on how much electricity your system generates and what your home needs at the time. Solar can supply part of your electricity use, while a battery lets you keep some energy for later. Most homes will still use grid electricity when generation and stored energy aren’t enough.

Solar panels generally need little day-to-day attention. We’ll show you how to monitor your system and explain the recommended checks and maintenance for your products. If you notice a change in performance, our team can help you understand the next step.

Speak to our team about your home and planned installation. We’ll help you understand which funding or payment options may be relevant, what conditions apply and where to check the latest details. Any available support depends on the scheme and your eligibility.