Is your home ready for a solar survey?
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Turn roof, shade and property facts into sensible next questions. Read guide 02Find an installer
Build a shortlist from proof of identity, skill and scope. Read guide 03Ask better questions
Use one list covering design, grid, warranties, payments and aftercare. Read guide 04Prepare for a survey
Gather the bills, photos and priorities that make a survey useful. Read guide 05Spot red flags
Pressure, vague savings and missing detail are reasons to slow down. Read guide 06Understand costs
See what drives a solar quote and how to compare prices fairly. Read guide 07Find grants and support
Check which schemes exist today and who can use them. Read guide 08Installers near you
Read local pages for 24 cities and large towns across Great Britain. Read guide 09Solar services
Learn what installation and battery storage involve before you ask for quotes. Read guideFind solar installers near you
Local knowledge matters for solar because your area changes the sunshine you get. Your grid operator and planning rules vary too. Our solar installers near you hub shows the places we cover.
Big cities are a good place to start. For example, read about solar panels in London, solar panels in Manchester, solar panels in Glasgow or solar panels in Cardiff. Each page shows local sunshine data and the rules that apply there.
What you can get quotes for
Most homeowners ask about two things. The first is a full solar panel installation. The second is solar battery storage, which saves spare power for the evening.
Each service page explains the work and the paperwork. Specifically, it lists the questions to ask before you sign anything.
Costs and support
Price is the first question for most people, so start there. Our solar panel costs guide explains what drives a quote. It uses published figures rather than sales claims.
Support can help some households pay. However, schemes change often and have strict rules. Read about solar panel grants and support before you decide.
How this site works
We are an independent guide. We do not install panels, sell batteries or arrange finance. As a result, our advice does not depend on who pays us.
The suitability tool runs in your browser, so your answers stay on your device. However, asking for quotes is a separate step. If you send the form, the site operator reviews your enquiry and may match you with MCS-certified installers.
Nobody is contacted automatically, and you have no obligation to reply. Our editorial policy explains how we pick sources and fix mistakes.
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