Generate at home
Solar panels
Assess the available roof faces, direction, shading and household demand to create a practical solar layout.
Explore your roof →Solar & batteries for your home
Your roof.
Your energy.
Your home’s potential.
Generate electricity from your roof and consider storage for the times you need it. A properly designed system starts with your home, your electricity use and your plans.
Home solar PVBattery storageClear system design
01Rooftop solar PV
02Home battery storage
03Solar & battery together
Make a more informed choice
A system that fits your home.
And the life inside it.
Your roof matters, but so does when you use electricity. We consider both before shaping a proposal, with room to discuss changing household needs and future plans.
Use energy at a different time
Battery storage
Consider storing surplus solar or using suitable electricity tariffs. Capacity and controls should reflect your usage and the chosen equipment.
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A joined-up design
Solar & battery together
Review generation, storage and electricity use together, with a clear explanation of what the proposed system can and cannot do.
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What could fit on your roof?
Use the same solar designer, set up for a home. Enter measured roof dimensions or draw one roof face, adjust its direction and explore estimated generation and tariff-based savings.
Open your home roof designer
This initial estimate uses stated generation and self-use assumptions. Satellite tracing remains on hold; measured dimensions and the scaled drawing board are available.
The details that make the difference
Good advice starts
with the right questions.
Available space and real conditions.
Roof direction, pitch, shading, condition and access affect the design. Multiple roof faces and obstructions need a closer review than a quick online estimate can provide.
When you use it matters.
Annual usage is a starting point. Daytime and evening demand, time away from home and future electrical loads help determine the right balance of panels and storage.
Capacity chosen for a reason.
Battery size should reflect usable energy, charging and discharge power, household needs and tariff choices. Adding more storage does not automatically create more savings.
Understand backup and limitations.
Power-cut backup is equipment- and design-dependent; it is not automatic with every battery. If backup matters, tell us so the necessary equipment and supported circuits can be considered.
A clear view of the investment
Understand the figures.
Then choose your next step.
We explain the system proposed, the assumptions behind estimated generation and savings, and the information still needed before installation.
The online designer separates potential bill reductions from export income. Battery benefits need a further assessment of your usage, tariff and system settings.
Talk through the optionsGenerateExplore how a suitable roof could produce electricity.
StoreAssess whether a battery suits your home and electricity use.
UnderstandReview the proposed equipment, scope and realistic assumptions.
The same equipment commitment
Know what goes into your home.
We only install equipment with documented manufacturer and supply-route traceability. Product specifications, equipment identification where applicable and warranty information support a clear handover.
A practical route to home solar
From first idea
to a clear proposal.
- 01
Explore your home
Use the designer or tell us about your property, electricity use and goals.
- 02
Review the details
Discuss the roof, shading, electrical supply, equipment locations and any backup requirements.
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Shape the proposal
Review the proposed equipment, scope, generation and savings assumptions, and next steps.
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Plan installation & handover
Agree the installation stages, commissioning and the information you need to use the system.
Project locations
Home solar PV and battery storage across the region.
Explore projects in Cambridgeshire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Northamptonshire and Hertfordshire, with enquiries also welcome for Buckinghamshire and Essex. Include your site postcode so the location and project requirements can be reviewed.
Explore areas and project optionsTell us about your site and objectives. We’ll review your enquiry and confirm the proposed installer, scope and delivery arrangements before you commit to a project.
Let’s talk about your home
What would you like
your energy to do?
Tell us what you know about your home and what you want to achieve. If you’ve used the roof designer, its summary can carry straight into this enquiry.
Not sure where to start?
A postcode and a little information about your home are enough for an initial conversation. Electricity bills or roof drawings can follow.
Already have solar? Mention the existing equipment and what you want to add or change.
Common homeowner questions
A little clarity
before you decide.
Can I use the solar designer for my home?
Yes. Enter plan dimensions or draw a scaled roof outline, set its pitch and direction, then adjust your electricity tariff and the assumptions. It provides an initial estimate, not a final installation design. Real-property satellite tracing remains on hold.
Does the designer include battery savings?
No. The designer estimates solar generation and the value of the solar you assume you can use on site or export. A battery needs a separate review of capacity, operating power, usage timings and tariff settings.
Can I have a battery without solar panels?
A battery-only system can be considered. Its suitability and potential savings depend on your electricity use, tariff, equipment losses and installation cost. We review those details before recommending a system.
Will a battery keep my house running in a power cut?
Only if the system is specified and installed for that purpose. Backup capability, power limits and the circuits supported vary by equipment and installation. Tell us early if this is important to you.
Can you add to an existing solar system?
We can assess the existing equipment, electrical arrangement and proposed changes. Compatibility, roof space, warranties and any connection requirements need to be reviewed first.
Do you still focus on commercial projects?
Yes. Commercial energy and new-build developments remain our main focus. This page gives homeowners a dedicated route to explore solar and batteries and discuss their property.
Our home energy service areas
Local homes. Considered energy design.
Domestic solar and battery enquiries across Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire, Lincolnshire, Norfolk, Suffolk, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire and Essex.
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