Solar FAQs

Panels convert sunlight into electricity you can use straight away in your home, with any surplus either stored in a battery (if you have one) or exported back to the grid.

Most roofs can support solar, though orientation, shading, and roof condition all affect how well it performs. An installer will assess your specific roof as part of the process.

This can depend on your system size and local council rules. Your installer will confirm what applies to your situation.

Panels generate electricity while the sun's out; a battery lets you store some of that for use later, such as in the evening.

Yes, though less than on a clear sunny day — panels still generate power, just at a reduced rate.

This varies by job and installer — they'll give you a timeframe specific to your property.

Yes, the form includes an option for exactly that. There's no pressure to move forward.

No. We review each enquiry, and only suitable ones are referred to installers — submitting doesn't guarantee installer contact or a formal quote.

Up to three suitable installers, though some enquiries are referred to one installer exclusively.

They're not strictly required, but they're strongly recommended — they help installers understand your property before the first call, so it's more useful and less repetitive.

Yes — the form lets you mention interest in battery storage alongside solar. Residential solar is our primary focus.

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