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Roofs we have worked on.

From a full panel and battery system to an afternoon of pigeon-proofing. On a real site these would be your own photos, with the details customers ask about.

Converted stone steading with a short row of five black solar panels in the middle of its slate roof, hills behind

Featured install, Near Crieff, Perthshire

A long, low steading with one short row of panels

The owners wanted panels that looked like part of the roof, not an add-on. Five all-black panels sit in one short row in the middle of the slope, sized to what the house uses, and the battery went in the old tack room, well away from the bedrooms.

What we fitted
5 all-black panels (about 2 kilowatts) and a 5 kWh battery
Roof
Natural slate
Time on site
2 days
Network paperwork
G98: one hybrid inverter for panels and battery, under 3.68 kilowatts

More installs

1930s sandstone semi with black solar panels on its half of the slate roof

Panels on a 1930s sandstone semi

Broughty Ferry, Dundee

Eight panels, two rows of four, on the south-facing half and clear of the chimney. About 3.4 kilowatts at peak.

Time on site:
1 day
Paperwork:
G98, notified after switch on
All-black solar panels on the slate roof of a whitewashed cottage, sea and hills behind

Four panels on a whitewashed cottage

East Neuk, Fife

A small roof, so a small system sized to what the house actually uses.

Time on site:
1 day
Paperwork:
G98, notified after switch on
Home battery and hybrid inverter on a utility room wall, with isolator switches and tidy trunking

Battery and inverter in a utility room

Linlithgow, West Lothian

Fitted on a solid wall with its own isolator switches, so it can be turned off safely in seconds.

Time on site:
Half a day
Paperwork:
G98, notified after switch on
Wall charger on a rendered house wall, plugged into a green car on a gravel drive

A solar-aware charger on a gravel drive

Bridge of Allan, Stirling

Set to charge from spare sunshine first, then cheap overnight power.

Time on site:
Half a day
Paperwork:
Network operator told
Detached house with an older set of blue solar panels on its roof

A battery added to eight ten-year-old panels

Glenrothes, Fife

The panels were working well, so we kept them and added a battery in the garage. Its own inverter plus the panels' one come to more than 3.68 kilowatts, so we got the network operator's approval first.

Time on site:
Half a day
Paperwork:
G99 approval, before install
Black mesh clipped round the gap under a solar array on a slate roof

Bird mesh round an array on a slate roof

Kirkcaldy, Fife

Nests cleared out, then mesh clipped to the panel frames. Nothing drilled.

Time on site:
3 hours
Paperwork:
None needed
Two installers in harnesses fitting rails on a slate roof, with scaffold and guard rails along the edge

Rails going on, scaffold and edge protection up

Kinross, Perth and Kinross

Day one of two. Hooks are fixed to the rafters under the slates, the rails bolt to the hooks, then eight panels clamp on.

Time on site:
2 days
Paperwork:
G98, notified after switch on

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Stone farmhouse at dusk with solar panels on the roof and lights on inside
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