FAQ: Solar Panel North Wales

Yes, in most cases. We typically set up scaffolding about a week before installing solar panels and remove it a week later.

Costs vary. Single-storey roofs may incur lower costs, while higher or wider buildings or complex arrangements (like over a conservatory) may cost more.

Solar panels can be installed on various roof types:

• • Concrete Tiles: Straightforward installation.
  • Clay Tiles: Special rubber tile replacements are needed for security.
  • Slate Tiles: Challenging but manageable with potential solutions.
  • Flat Roofs: Multiple installation options available, such as ballast or fixed bolts.

Yes, we offer emergency power system (EPS) options:

• • Single Socket: For essential devices like phones and torches.
  • Specific Ring Main: Powers appliances like fridges and lights.
  • Whole-House Power: Provides power for your entire home.

• Adding a battery won’t affect your Feed-in Tariff (FIT) payments. Our systems ensure your FIT readings and payments remain unaffected. another re-submission to MCS is not required.

• Typically, you can use up to 80% of the battery’s total capacity, measured in kWh.

• Energy storage is measured in kWh, similar to units on your electricity bill. For example, a 5 kWh battery can power a 1 kW heater for 5 hours.

• Yes, you can add a battery to your existing solar PV system without affecting your FIT payments. They may effect your SEG payment’s by exporting less but that’s likely a good thing.

• Solar panels reduce reliance on grid energy, offer environmental benefits, provide energy independence, and can increase property value. Batteries offer backup power during outages and maximize energy usage.