The cost of solar panels really depends on the size of your home and how much energy you need to generate.

Thankfully, solar technology has never been more efficient or affordable than it is right now.

As a local installer working across Kent, we’ll personally help you figure out exactly how much solar would cost for your home.

We’ll guide you through the whole process and help you decide if solar is the right choice for you.

Just pop your postcode in above and answer a few questions to get started.

Determining panel count depends on:

• • How much electricity you use
• • What proportion of your usage you want covered by solar
• • The available roof space
• • How much daylight your roof receives

Since every home is different, your solar setup will be tailored specifically to your family’s needs.

Get these factors assessed and an accurate panel‑count by entering your postcode above.

We exclusively install Tier 1 solar panels, known for their high efficiency and proven long-term reliability.

Your solar panels will keep generating energy for 30 years or more, typically retaining at least 85% of their original capacity even after 30 years, depending on the manufacturer.

On top of that, our systems come with a 30-year production guarantee, giving you peace of mind that your panels will perform consistently over the long term.

Add your postcode above to see estimated lifetime savings and receive accurate installation costs for your home in Kent.

When fitted by a qualified installer, your roof remains protected.

We always inspect and reinforce your roof where needed before any work begins.

Enter your postcode above and we’ll include a roof assessment in your free quote.

Yes, solar panels are absolutely worth considering in Kent. They generate electricity from daylight rather than direct sunshine, so even on cloudy days they are still producing energy.

Kent benefits from good daylight levels and long summer days, which means your panels have plenty of time to generate power and help cut your electricity bills.

When we calculate your potential savings, we factor in local weather patterns, the direction and pitch of your roof, and your current usage to give you a realistic picture of what to expect.

Many homes across Kent and the South East are already enjoying the benefits of solar.

Enter your postcode at the top of the page and we’ll estimate how much solar could save you in Kent’s climate.

That depends on how much energy your home uses compared to the capacity of your solar panels.

Many homeowners like to aim for a solar system that meets 100% of their energy needs, and in many cases that's achievable—but it’s not always possible.

If you're thinking of changing your energy habits, like switching to an electric vehicle in the near future, it might make sense to go for a slightly larger system than your past usage suggests.

Enter your postcode above and we’ll show you what percentage of your home’s energy could come from solar, plus a few extra insights.

Yes, installing solar in the colder months is a smart decision. Panels generate electricity from daylight, not heat, so they continue to work throughout autumn and winter—just with lower output than in summer.

Cooler temperatures can actually help solar panels run efficiently; it’s the shorter days and lower sun angle that reduce generation, not the cold itself.

By fitting your system in the colder months, you’re ready to maximise your savings as soon as the brighter spring and summer days arrive.

When you enter your postcode above, we’ll base your estimate on typical winter and summer daylight hours in Kent, so you see a realistic annual picture of your potential savings.

If you decide to move house, you generally have two options. You can either leave your solar system in place, which can increase the value of your property and make it more attractive to buyers, or in some cases, the system can be removed and re-installed at your new home with help from us.

We recommend discussing your plans with us in advance so we can advise you on the most cost-effective and practical option.

If you're renting, it's a bit trickier—but it's definitely still possible. We'd just need permission from your landlord before installing the panels.

If you're able to provide their details, we'd be more than happy to have a friendly chat with them to explain how it all works.

Many landlords in Kent are open to solar, as it adds value to their property and helps reduce electricity bills. It's certainly worth a conversation!

Just enter your postcode above and answer a few quick questions, and we'll help you explore the options to see if solar could work for your situation.