The Best Solar Deals Tailored To Your Home

While the UK may not be renowned for its warm weather, it does experience its fair share of sunny days. Contrary to common belief, solar panels actually perform better at converting sunlight into electricity in cooler temperatures. Many solar panels are optimised to operate efficiently across a range of temperatures, making them suitable for varying weather conditions, including the UK's climate.

The savings for the average homeowner depend on factors like household energy consumption, solar panel system size and efficiency, and roof orientation. Our customers typically achieve an average savings of over 50%. For a more precise estimate, we recommend taking our EPC test to determine your potential savings.

Several factors can influence the rate at which you achieve a payoff from your solar panel investment. These factors include:

• The Initial Cost Of Installation
• Your Energy Consumption
• Local Electricity Rates
• Solar Incentives

Choosing the right company to work with can provide valuable insights and guidance to help you comprehend and optimise your solar payoff timeline.

In the UK, south-facing roofs are typically ideal for solar panel installations as they receive the most sunlight throughout the day. On the other hand, north-facing roofs are less suitable for optimal energy absorption. Understanding how your roof's orientation impacts energy production results can help you make an informed decision on whether solar energy is the right choice for you.