Switching to renewable energy reduces your electricity bills, lowers your carbon footprint, increases energy independence, and can even add value to your property. Businesses can also benefit from tax incentives and improved sustainability credentials.
Solar panels convert sunlight into electricity, which can power your home or business. The amount of energy they generate depends on your location, roof orientation, and system size. A well-designed system can cover most or all of your energy needs.
Yes, battery storage systems allow you to store excess solar energy for use when the sun isn’t shining, reducing reliance on the grid and maximising your savings.
An air-source heat pump extracts heat from the outside air to provide heating and hot water for your home or business. It’s an efficient, eco-friendly alternative to gas or oil heating systems.
Most solar panel installations take 1–2 days, while battery storage and air-source heat pumps may take slightly longer. The entire process, including planning and approvals, can take a few weeks.
Yes, most systems remain connected to the grid, allowing you to use electricity when your system isn’t generating enough power and to sell excess energy back to the grid where possible.
Yes, there are government incentives, grants, and schemes available, such as the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG), which pays for excess electricity you export back to the grid and Boiler Upgrade Scheme for heat pumps. Businesses may qualify for tax benefits and sustainability grants.
Solar panels require minimal maintenance, usually just occasional cleaning and an inspection every few years. Air-source heat pumps and battery storage systems should be serviced annually for optimal performance.
Yes, EV chargers can be integrated with your solar panel system, allowing you to charge your car using free, renewable energy from the sun.
Our experts assess your property, energy usage, and goals to recommend the best combination of solar panels, battery storage, heat pumps, and EV chargers to suit your needs.