About Solar Panels Near Me
We are an independent guide. We help you check your home and research installers.
Purpose
We give you a private, early read on whether your home may suit solar. We also show you how to check local installers. That way you can ask better questions before you spend money, because a good question saves a bad quote.
If you want to go further, you can record an enquiry. The site operator can then match you with vetted, MCS-certified installers to compare. However, the choice to go ahead stays with you.
What we are not
This is not an installer, lender, broker or government service. We do not employ or represent an installation crew. Therefore, when you send an enquiry, no installer is contacted automatically.
The 60-second check, and what happens after it
The 60-second suitability check runs in your browser. It is never sent anywhere.
However, asking for quotes is a separate, deliberate step. That enquiry goes into the central MoreLeadz lead dashboard. The operator uses it to manage and follow up requests. It is not an installation booking. It is also no promise that a firm covers your postcode.
What you will find here
We publish short guides on costs, grants, installers and surveys. For example, we also have pages for 24 towns and cities. Each shows modelled solar output, the local grid operator and the planning authority.
Our blog goes deeper on topics such as grid rules and export payments. Every page names its sources, so you can check the facts yourself. Specifically, each figure links to the body that published it.
How the guides are made, and our limits
Pages come from the Solar Panels Near Me editorial team. They rest on named sources, mainly MCS, RECC and the Competition and Markets Authority. No outside solar expert reviews them at present, and each guide says so. We will add biographies once real reviewers agree to check our work.
We will not invent reviews, accreditations, local offices, reply times or savings promises. The check gives an early, indicative read. Because it is never a survey or a quote, an installer must confirm the details.
While every page has limits, you can read how we choose sources and fix errors in our editorial policy. To reach the operator, use the contact page.