Free instant solar report for your exact address in 60 seconds. Then compare quotes from MCS installers — or don't.
Roof analysis: Google Solar API
Type it, pick your address. That's all we need.
We map your roof from aerial imagery, place the panels where they'll perform best, and work out what they'd generate, save and typically cost.
If you want them, up to two vetted MCS installers price this exact system. You choose. No obligation.
Ideal
~100%
South, south-east or south-west facing, pitched 30–40°, nothing casting shade. Most semis and terraces have one.
Still good
~90%
Aerial imagery shows us exactly how much sun each part of your roof gets, so the panels go where the light is.
Works
~85%
Panels sit on angled frames; the report allows for the extra kit.
Good
~80%
An east/west pair catches morning and evening sun. Slightly less per panel, still worth it — your report shows the number.
Facing South
100%
of what a south-facing roof would generate
Approximate. Your report uses your actual roof.
See your roof’s numberA typical installed price for a UK home is a band, not a number — it depends on how many panels your roof takes and what's involved in fitting them. Your report gives the band for your roof.
| System size | Typical installed price |
|---|---|
| 3 kWp (about 7 panels) | £— |
| 4.5 kWp (about 10) | £— |
| 6 kWp (about 14) | £— |
| 8 kWp (about 19) | £— |
Typical installed prices, recalibrated quarterly against MCS installation data. Not a quote — your matched installers price your exact system.
Scaffold is usually the biggest cost after the panels.
More panels cost more but cost less each.
Adds around £3,000 for 5 kWh; your report shows the with/without saving.
Included in every quote; hybrid inverters cost a little more.
Every kWh your panels make and you use is a kWh you don't buy at the price-cap rate.
The Smart Export Guarantee means your supplier pays you for the electricity you send to the grid.
Residential solar in Great Britain is zero-rated for VAT until 31 March 2027 (5% after that). Correct at September 2026.
Worked out per MCS MGD 003, the self-consumption method installers use, from your report.
Estimate. Your installer's survey confirms it. No finance illustrations here on purpose.
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[Name], [Town] · [House type]
8 panels · 3.4 kWp
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[Name], [Town] · [House type]
Battery added
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[Name], [Town] · [House type]
Booked in 9 daysYes — your solar report is 100% free, and there's no catch. We're paid a fixed introduction fee by installers only if you choose to proceed with a quote. You're never charged, and you're under no obligation.
Roof faces, pitch and panel positions come from aerial imagery of your actual roof (via the Google Solar API), so the system size is specific to your home, not a rule of thumb. Savings follow the MCS MGD 003 self-consumption method that installers use, at current Ofgem and export rates, and the price is a typical installed-price band from published UK installation data. Where imagery isn't available we fall back to your property type and location. It's a strong starting estimate rather than a final figure — an installer's home survey confirms the exact numbers before you commit to anything.
Nobody, unless you ask them to. Your report is yours to read in private. Only if you choose to "compare quotes" do we pass your details on — to a small, matched shortlist of MCS-certified installers covering your postcode, who get in touch with their best quote.
Yes — every installer we work with holds MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) accreditation, the UK standard for solar PV installation quality. That's what makes you eligible for the current government incentives, and it's non-negotiable on our end.