Choosing to install solar panels to your home is a big investment, and it often requires a lot of thought about the ‘payback period’ - the time it will take to recoup your initial investment from the savings in energy bills.  One of the biggest things that influences the payback period is the efficiency of your solar panel installation.  There are a variety of factors that can impact your system’s efficiency, including whether you have monocrystalline or polycrystalline panels, if you have a string inverter or micro-inverters, and also whether you’ve opted to store excess energy i ..read more

If you’re considering installing solar panels to your home's roof, you might have thought about whether or not to include solar batteries as part of your installation.  It’s one of the most common questions we get asked when consulting with customers to design the perfect solar panel setup for their property and energy needs.  The honest truth is, there isn’t a clear ‘yes’ or ‘no’ answer to this question - it all depends on your individual requirements and your budget.  In this article, we’re going to recap what solar battery storage is quickly, the benefits it can deliver ..read more

Choosing to install solar panels to the roof of your home is a big decision, and it’s important that you go into it with complete confidence and peace of mind.  When we speak to customers who are considering solar panel installations, they are generally aware of the broad benefits of investing in solar energy, such as the reduced energy bills, no longer being so reliant on energy from the national grid, and the positive impact that embracing renewable energy can have on our planet.  However, we often get asked about how solar panels work, what solar panel efficiency means, and whi ..read more

If you’re looking to reduce your monthly energy bills and make a positive impact on the environment, installing solar panels is a fantastic way to improve your home.   Solar panels can reduce your reliance on the national grid, lower your monthly expenses, and enable you to power your home with clean, renewable solar energy. If you’re ready to embrace solar power, the next step is figuring out which type of panel best suits your needs and finding a trustworthy solar panel installation partner.  In this article, we’ll explore the pros and cons of different solar panels and talk ab ..read more

As we all become more aware of the impacts of climate change, there’s a noticeable shift toward sustainable living and eco-friendly choices in our everyday lives ..read more

If you’ve been weighing up the pros and cons of having a solar panel system installed in your home, you’re probably looking forward to a reduction in your energy bills, a contribution to a greener planet, and protection from any future electricity price hikes. You might have even started to research a selection of local MCS certified solar panel installation companies. If this sounds like you, it's possible that you're starting to come up with a list of questions to help you make the most informed decision about your solar panel installation. One of the most common questions we get from ou ..read more

Almost three quarters of UK adults say they are worried about the impact of our changing climate. And a similar number (73%) say they are worried about rising energy prices.  So it’s understandable why so many homeowners are turning to solar panel installation as an effective way to help reduce their carbon footprint and energy costs. However, for those keeping an eye on their sustainability and monthly energy bills, installing solar panels is only part of the journey towards an energy efficient home.  There’s a lot you’re able to do after your solar panels are installed to help ..read more

Deciding to replace your conservatory roof is a big decision. And as with any significant home improvement project, you’re bound to have a few questions, queries and concerns. It’s completely natural.  But we don’t want your worries about the time the project might take, or concerns over building regulations to give you sleepless nights. So we’ve put together our answers to five of the common questions we get asked by our customers, to try and help put your mind at ease.  If there's a question you have that isn’t covered in this list, please just get in touch with our team. At Pro ..read more

Did you know that before 2010, any conservatory roof replacement had to be at least 75% translucent  to pass building regulations?  That’s why you see so many old glass and polycarbonate conservatory roofs.  A change to planning regulations in 2010 allowed conservatory roof conversions to be constructed with solid roofs, without prior planning permission. However, this legislation didn’t allow homeowners and conservatory roof installers to use any material of their choosing.  The frame for most conservatories often isn’t strong enough to bear the weight of a roof that u ..read more

If you’re thinking about replacing or upgrading your conservatory roof, you might be full of questions.  What’s better - a glass, polycarbonate, or solid roof conservatory? What kind of building regulations process do you need to go through? Which solution will help you avoid those pesky leaks and draughts? But perhaps the biggest question you’re weighing up is how much your conservatory roof replacement project will cost and which factors influence the cost of a new conservatory roof. That’s what we will address in this article - walking you through the main areas that contribute to ..read more