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Typical homeowners can save up to 60% on their energy costs, especially when combining solar with battery storage. Actual savings depend on your usage, roof orientation, system size, and tariff.

A battery isn't required but significantly improves savings. It stores surplus solar energy for nighttime use, protects you from peak rates, and can provide blackout protection. We'll advise on the best option for your situation.

Most installations are completed in just 1 day. Our certified installers handle everything efficiently so you can start saving sooner.

Most south, south-east and south-west facing roofs with minimal shading are good candidates. As part of your free review, we'll assess roof angle, condition and shading to confirm suitability and expected output.

We offer outright purchase and structured solar plans with 0% APR and flexible terms starting from 5 years to 25 years. During your review, we compare options so you can choose what aligns with your goals.

A member of our team will contact you to confirm your property details, discuss your energy usage, and arrange a detailed solar consultation. There's no obligation at any stage.

The Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) currently offers a £7,500 - £9,000 discount on the install cost of an air source heat pump. The BUS is only available via Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) accredited installers and it is the installer who applies for the grant, and deducts the grant from your invoice, meaning you pay less upfront.

This depends on several things such as how well your property is insulated and ventilated. The closer your property is to satisfying new build property standards and regulations, the more likely your property will be suitable for a heat pump installation. You will also need adequate space outside your home for the heat pump to be installed.

For a heat pump to work most efficiently, your home needs to be well insulated to prevent as much heat from escaping as possible. Insulation improvements come in many forms such as attic, wall and floor insulation, and window, door and ventilation upgrades.

Heat pumps vary in size with outputs range available from 4kW up to 17kW. Your installer will carry out a thorough assessment and heat loss calculation of your property in order to specify the right heat pump model selection for your home.

Air source heat pumps use a fan to blow air through the outside unit which causes some noise. A noise assessment will be included as part of the pre-installation survey, to ensure that operating noise levels are not breached in nearby bedrooms and living areas in your and your neighbours' properties. The new Heat Pump ranges has achieved the Quiet Mark, an accolade which recognises some of the quietest, high performing products in the market.

Heat pumps should last around 15 years before they need replacing, dependent on how well-designed the system is. The rest of the central heating system should last much longer.