Most people who look into solar get put off by the price tag. A full system can run into the thousands, and paying that out in one go just isn’t realistic for a lot of households, even when the long term savings make sense on paper.
So we split the cost. You get the panels, the battery, the installation, all fitted properly, and you pay a fixed monthly amount instead of one big bill. No interest, no catches. The finance side is there to make solar something you can actually say yes to, not just something you’d like to do eventually when you’ve saved up enough.
Before anything gets fitted, one of our engineers comes out and has a proper look at your roof, your energy usage, what's realistic for your home. The system you end up with is designed around that, not a generic package. Everything is installed to industry standard using kit from manufacturers we trust.
Once it's up and running, we keep an eye on it remotely. If output starts dipping or something looks off, we usually catch it before you'd even notice a change in your bill.
Repairs, parts, labour, someone coming out to your house, it's all covered for as long as your plan runs. You won't get hit with a callout fee or an invoice you weren't expecting.
If something fails, we replace it. Doesn't matter if the manufacturer's warranty has already run out, you're still covered as long as you're within your plan term.
This varies quite a bit depending on the size of your roof, how much energy you use, and where you live, so it’s hard to give one figure that applies to everyone. What we can say is that most homeowners on our plans see their electricity bills drop pretty much straight away, and if you’re exporting unused power back to the grid, that’s extra money coming in too.
Your monthly payment is fixed the day you sign, so there’s no guessing about what you’ll owe further down the line. Add a battery and you can store the power you generate during the day and use it in the evening instead, which is usually when grid electricity costs more anyway. It’s a small thing that ends up making a real difference to how much you get out of the system.
An engineer visits, looks at the roof, checks your usage, and puts together a system that actually fits your house. You'll get a proper breakdown, not a rough guess.
Once you've got your quote, the finance application only takes a few minutes. It won't touch your credit score, and most people get a decision on the spot.
The team comes and fits everything, sets up the monitoring, and before your payments even start we check in to make sure you're happy with the work.
That's really it after that. We handle the monitoring and the maintenance, you just watch the savings show up.
Every quote gets checked against national benchmarks so you're not overpaying for the sake of it.
The application takes minutes and doesn't affect your credit score. If you get approved and change your mind, there's no obligation to go ahead.
The savings figures you're given aren't just sales talk, they're checked independently before anything is finalised.
Plans change. If you need to settle early or you're selling up, you can do that without penalty, and if you're moving house, the new owner can take over the remaining term instead.
