All of our MCS accredited solar panels have a manufacturer warrantee of 25 years. This doesn't mean that they will cease after 25 years, as most solar panels will work for 35 years+

Essentially your solar panels will convert daylight (not sunshine - solar still works on overcast days) and creates electricity. The panels then charge your battery, which then is used to power your household electrical needs when the sun has gone in. This means you're not then using power from the grid at peak times.

By going solar you're taking back control of your household energy needs. Elon Musk estimates that the electrification of transport and heating will create a 3x demand on the existing grid, a grid that's already at capacity without having the infrastructure upgrades as necessary. It's estimated that homes and businesses will have energy rationing and blackouts in the near future.

With solar powering your home (and a electric vehicle) you'll be future-proofing you house and transport needs, and don't forget that once the installation is paid, that power is completely free. As long as there's daylight you benefit from free electricity directly powering your home.

Solar panels are designed to work in a range of climates, and perform best in not too hot environments with direct sunshine. However they will still perform at 05% efficiency in overcast and cold climates.

This depends on your energy usage totals and periods throughout the day, and depends whether you opt for a battery backup. However, most system installations break-even between years 4 & 5. Think of it as a 20-25% guaranteed return on investment for your money every year for the next 30 years+.

Depending on your property we may be able to cover the monthly installation repayment by the amount of power generated from the solar system. For example your typical electricity bill for a 4 bedroom house averages £200 per month.

We can generate 75% of the power usage from solar, reducing the electricity required from the grid to £50/month. The monthly repayment for solar is £150/m, so the bills stay the same at £200/month (this way actually saves money from year two as bills only go up and the repayment stays the same). No deposit and no extra spend equals 'zero cost solar'!

With the demand for green technology and carbon zero goals, solar has been proven to add value to the region of 14% to the average UK house. If your house is worth £300,000, that's an immediate increase in value of £42,000!