Solar thermal panels quote
Renewable energy is constantly evolving and is becoming a very popular choice within households in the UK. Solar energy is a renewable solution which is continuously growing in the UK domestic energy sector. Solar panels are now recognised as one of the most popular options when it comes to renewable solutions for domestic use.
If you are considering installing solar thermal panels, we have everything you need to know about the fastest growing renewable energy solution on the market.
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Frequently asked questions
Solar thermal installations start from around £8000-£9000. Many factors can contribute to the overall price of the installation, including property size, the potential need to install a cylinder and the specifications of your chosen panels. Please note, that when installing solar thermal panels, scaffolding will need to be erected which will incur a charge.
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A source of green energy, solar energy captures heat from the sun which is then converted into heat, electricity and hot water. A sustainable option, investing in solar panels will decrease your household's CO2 emissions greatly.
Yes, but you need to consider the type of heating system you currently have. If your boiler is a combination boiler (combi boiler), and you don't currently have a hot water tank, a solar hot water system may not be compatible.
Our expert advisors are able to discuss this with you when visiting your property.
You will need around five square metres of roof space that faces East to West through South and receives direct sunlight for the main part of the day.
If you do not already have a dedicated solar cylinder, then you will usually need to replace the existing cylinder or add a dedicated cylinder with a solar heating coil.
You'll need an up-to-date EPC for your property. It's essential to check whether your home meets the minimum efficiency requirements outlined in the EPC, and there should be no pending recommendations for loft or cavity wall insulation.
You can find your EPC or apply for a new one online at www.gov.uk/find-energy-certificate
You may need planning permission to fit solar panels to your roof. It is worth checking at the start.