Yes, many properties in and around Glastonbury are suitable, but roof type, orientation, and surroundings are important. We assess each property individually, especially where buildings are older or visually sensitive.

Most residential solar installations fall under permitted development. However, Glastonbury has conservation areas and listed buildings, so we always check local planning requirements before proceeding.

Aesthetics are a common concern in Glastonbury. Where appearance matters, we can recommend low-profile, darker panels or alternative layouts that minimise visual impact while maintaining performance.

Yes. Solar panels generate electricity year-round, even on cloudy days. While output is lower in winter, systems are designed to perform effectively across seasonal conditions typical of Somerset.

Battery storage is popular locally, especially for households that use more electricity in the evening. It allows you to store excess daytime energy and reduce reliance on the grid later on.

Often yes, but they require careful assessment. We review roof structure, materials, and fixing methods to ensure the installation is safe, compliant, and suitable for the property.

Installation is usually straightforward, with most work carried out externally. We explain the process clearly beforehand so you know what to expect and how access will be managed.

After installation, we provide a full system handover, explain monitoring and usage, and remain available for support or questions as you get used to your solar setup.