Solar Panels Installation

    Approval Criteria

    FREE no obligation survey and quotation

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    Assistance with home installation grants

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    Help with incentives such as (FITS & RHI’s)

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    Registered with all the correct trade bodies

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    High standard of quality health and safety

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    We take all proper safety measures

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    Brilliant customer care

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    Considerate and enviromentally friendly

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    Why us?

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    Well established

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    Individually experianced

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    Fully vetted and registered installers, MCS qualified

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    We have several years experiance in the installation and energy related industries

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    Will it work for you?

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    You should be aware of costs and potential savings

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    You should have the basic understanding of the Feed-in-Tariff

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    Large up front costs can take time to recover

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    Requirments

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    Property or land must be owned by the client

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Will my free electricity generator earn me money?

Yes, you can sell electricity back to the grid: if your system is producing more electricity than you need, or when you do not use it, you are able to make money, through the Feed-in-Tariff by selling electricity.

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Benefits of having a free electricity generator

With a free electricity generator (solar panels installation), is green renewable energy and does not release any harmful carbon dioxide (CO2) into our atmosphere.


A typical home PV system could save over a tonne of CO2 per year! that is can be more then 26 tonnes over the lifetime of the system.  Cutting your electricity bills in half, because sunlight is free, once we have installed the solar panels, your electricity bills will be reduced and you will notice with great appreciation.


Specially with a PV system can produce around 50% of the electricity your household uses in one year.


Store electricity for a cloudy day, if your home is not connected to the national grid you can store the electricity in batteries to use when you need it most.


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Feed-in Tariff

What do we mean when we say Feed-in Tariff?


The Government launched the Feed-in Tariff on 1st April 2010, this is a payment for units of electricity that is generated by solar PV systems. This  replaced the LCBP Government grant schemes. The Feed-in-Tariff  is tax free to domestic households.


Free Electricity Generator

Photovoltaic (PV) panels provide a clean, sustainable power source, harnessing the sun’s energy to generate electricity and reducing CO2 emissions.


The Best Investment to make in 2011


10%+ income, guaranteed for 25 years by Feed-in Tariff.


Income tax free for domestic customers.


Feed-in tariff income linked to RPI (inflation).


Cut electricity bills in half by using own energy.


Protect against future energy prices rise.


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  • Due Summer 2011

    • Rise in electricity hits the up by a massive 10%, the government brings out new schemes to get the public, generating their own electricity call this a “win win situation”.


  • Ask Us To Install Your Solar Panels

    Give us a call now, or use our contact form and request a call back, start saving up to £800 per year on domestic electricity bills.


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    Free Electricity Generator

    That’s right, generate your own electricity in the United Kingdom and you will get paid for reducing co2 emission’s. A “win, win” situation that paves a new path for residents or commercial buildings such as factory’s., warehouse’s or anyone with a roof!


    Solar PV Panels -  They generate the most electricity!

    The electricity generated from a domestic system will receive tax free, feed-in-tariff, surplus electricity which will be sold back to the National Grid at 0.3 p/kWh.

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