Yes. Solar panels generate electricity from daylight rather than direct sunshine, so they continue to produce energy even on cloudy days. In fact, solar panels can operate more efficiently in cooler temperatures.

The cost of a solar PV system depends on the size of your property, your energy requirements and the equipment selected. We'll provide a clear, no-obligation quotation following your home survey.

In most cases, no. Solar panels on domestic roofs are classed as permitted development. Listed buildings and conservation areas may require permission. Your surveyor can advise.

Most quality solar panels come with warranties of up to 25 years and can continue generating electricity beyond that. Inverters typically have a shorter lifespan and may need replacing after 10-15 years.

Adding battery storage allows you to store the electricity you generate and use it later when it suits you. It can also help you make the most of smart tariffs by charging your battery using lower-cost off-peak electricity.

The Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) requires licensed energy suppliers to offer payments for renewable electricity exported to the grid. The amount you receive depends on your chosen supplier and tariff.

Most domestic solar PV systems can be installed within one to two days, depending on the size and complexity of the installation.

When installed correctly, solar panels should not damage your roof. During your survey, we'll assess the condition and suitability of your roof before recommending a system.