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Essex, one of the UK’s sunniest counties

Solar that suits a sunnier county.

Southend has logged some of the highest sunshine totals recorded anywhere in the UK. MCS-certified solar, battery and EV installation, sized to your roof by a surveyor who actually visits it.

Solar panels in a sunlit Essex field
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Solar savings

What a sunnier county adds up to.

Shoeburyness, in Southend-on-Sea, has recorded 1,884 hours of sunshine a year on average, well above the South East’s regional average and the UK-wide figure of roughly 1,403 hours. More sunshine means more generation from the same size system, and a faster payback.

Shoeburyness average sunshine1,884 hrs/yr
UK-wide average sunshine~1,403 hrs/yr
Typical UK household saving~£584/yr
Typical payback period6–7 yrs

Sunshine figures are long-term local averages, not a quote. Your actual generation depends on your roof, orientation and shading, which is why every quote starts with a real survey.

What we install

Solar, battery, EV. One team, one visit.

Close-up of solar panels

Solar Panels

High-efficiency panels sized to your roof and household usage, not a one-size-fits-all package.

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Home battery storage unit

Battery Storage

Store what your panels generate in the day, so it’s there when you actually need it in the evening.

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Electric car charging at home

EV Charging

Charge from your own solar generation at home, instead of paying public rapid-charger prices.

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How it works

From first call to switch-on.

Every installation follows the same process, whether it’s a small retrofit battery or a full solar and EV system.

01

Free phone survey

Tell us about your property and energy use. Takes a few minutes, no obligation.

02

Site visit

An accredited surveyor checks your roof, shading and existing electrics in person.

03

Fixed quote

A clear, itemised quote for your property, not a generic package.

04

Installation

Most residential installs are completed within one to two days.

Installers fitting solar panels on a roof
Not just installers

A team you can actually trust.

MCS certified

Every installation meets the recognised industry standard.

TrustMark registered

A government-endorsed standard, not one we award ourselves.

Proper site surveys

No desktop quotes. A surveyor checks your actual roof.

Fully Insured

Insurance-backed guarantee on every installation for full peace of mind.

Warranties & guarantees Every system comes with manufacturer product and performance warranties, plus our own workmanship warranty. Exact terms are confirmed in your quote, since they vary by product.
Real installations

Real Essex installs, real numbers.

A few of the systems we’ve fitted across the county, with the estimated first-year benefit calculated for each home at the time of installation.

Solar panel installation on a roof in Burham, Essex

Pauline B.

Burham
11 Solar Panels10kWh Battery
£1,406Estimated first-year benefit
Solar panel installation on a roof in Rochford, Essex

Phil C.

Rochford
10 Solar Panels6.5kWh Battery
£1,067Estimated first-year benefit
Solar panel installation on a roof in Frinton-on-Sea, Essex

Martin D.

Frinton-on-Sea
17 Solar Panels6.6kWh Battery
£1,019Estimated first-year benefit
Solar panel installation on a roof in Holland-on-Sea, Essex

Joshua B.

Holland-on-Sea
10 Solar Panels3.3kWh Battery
£835Estimated first-year benefit
Solar panel installation on a roof in Dunmow, Essex

Julie B.

Dunmow
10 Solar Panels10kWh Battery
£826Estimated first-year benefit
Solar panel installation on a roof in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex

Jeff C.

Leigh-on-Sea
9 Solar Panels5kWh BatteryEV Charger
£764Estimated first-year benefit

Figures are the estimated first-year benefit calculated for each customer’s own system at the time of installation, based on MCS-standard assessment methodology. They are estimates, not guarantees, actual savings vary with household usage, weather and electricity prices.

Why solar makes sense

An easy way to cut your energy bills.

Take control of your power

Energy prices are set by suppliers and wholesale markets, not by you. Generating your own electricity means a real share of what your home uses no longer depends on what a supplier charges this quarter.

Lower bills for the long term

Solar panels are built to keep performing for 25 years or more, typically backed by a long-term manufacturer performance warranty. Once a system is paid off, usually within 6–7 years, the savings keep going for the rest of its working life.

Fast installation, minimal disruption

Most residential solar installations are completed in one to two days, from scaffolding up to switch-on. Your installer handles the roof work, wiring and testing, and talks you through the system before they leave.

Get paid for what you don’t use

The Smart Export Guarantee is a government-backed scheme that pays you for electricity your system generates but your home doesn’t use. You’ll need an MCS-certified installation and a smart meter to qualify, both standard on every system we fit.

Financing your solar

Ways to pay for your system.

We’ll talk through the right option for your situation as part of your quote. Nothing is decided until you’re ready.

Cash purchase

Pay upfront and own your system outright from day one, with no ongoing finance costs eating into your savings.

Finance plan

Spread the cost with fixed monthly payments over a term that suits you. We’ll confirm eligibility and terms as part of your quote.

Speak to us first

Not sure which makes sense? Tell us about your situation and we’ll talk through the options honestly.

Coverage

Installing across Essex.

Chelmsford, Colchester, Southend-on-Sea, Basildon, Harlow and the towns and villages around them.

Common questions

Before you get in touch.

How long does a solar panel installation take?

Most residential installations are completed within one to two days, depending on the size of the system and your roof.

Do I need planning permission for solar panels?

Most home solar installations fall under permitted development and don’t need planning permission. In a conservation area (Essex has several, including parts of Colchester, Chelmsford and Saffron Walden), panels on a roof slope facing the highway may need permission, though rear-facing panels usually don’t. Listed buildings always need consent.

Is battery storage worth adding?

It depends on your household’s electricity usage pattern. We’ll talk through whether it makes sense for your situation as part of your quote.

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Ready when you are

Get a free, no-obligation quote

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