Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity you can use at home, reducing your reliance on the grid. Any extra power you generate (depending on local regulations) can often be fed back, further offsetting costs.

Yes, panels still produce energy in overcast conditions, though at reduced levels compared to full sun. Modern solar technologies are efficient enough to generate a significant portion of your daily power needs, even on cloudy days.

A south-facing roof with minimal shading is ideal. However, east- and west-facing roofs can also perform well. Our specialists assess factors like roof angle, shading, and available space to determine suitability.

Costs vary based on system size, roof type, and equipment choices. Some homeowners opt for financing or loans to spread the expense, and certain regions offer incentives or rebates. Contact us for a personalised quote.

Not necessarily, but adding a battery lets you store surplus solar power for use at night or during peak times, maximising energy savings. Our team can help determine if a battery would be cost-effective for your situation.

In many cases, residential solar installations fall under “permitted development” and do not require special permission. However, it is always best to check local regulations, especially if you live in a conservation area or have listed-building status.

Solar panels are low-maintenance, but occasional cleaning and inspection help ensure optimal performance. Most manufacturers offer warranties of 20+ years, providing peace of mind for the long term.

Many homeowners find solar panels increase resale appeal, as buyers appreciate lower energy bills. Studies in some regions show properties with solar often sell faster and at a premium.

Depending on factors like energy consumption, system size, and any local incentives, homeowners typically see a return on investment within 4–8 years. Beyond that, your energy savings (and potential earnings) continue with minimal extra cost.

This depends on your location and current regulations. Some places offer rebates or grants, while others have phased out feed-in tariffs. We’ll advise you on the latest incentives that could reduce your overall costs.