SOLAR / FOR YOUR HOME
For the place
you call home.
A roof with potential. A routine that’s your own. Begin with the way you live, and build the solar conversation around it.
Tell us about your home↗
EVERYDAY LIFE / A DIFFERENT ENERGY PICTURETHE HOUSEHOLD, NOT JUST THE HARDWARE
When is your
home switched on?
Morning routines, home working and busy evenings create different patterns of electricity use. Solar generation depends on daylight, so the times your household uses power are part of understanding how a system could work for you.
Start with a recent annual electricity-use figure if you have one. If not, describe a typical day and the appliances that matter most. You don’t need to understand technical specifications before you ask a question. A useful first enquiry is about your situation, not a chosen panel count.
GET THE WHOLE HOME IN VIEW
A few details.
A much clearer start.
THE PROPERTYWhat’s above you?
Describe the roof shape and covering, nearby trees or buildings, and any planned roof work. A roof’s condition, structure and usable area need proper assessment. Ground-level photographs are useful context; please do not climb onto a roof to gather information.
THE ROUTINEWhat’s happening inside?
Tell us whether the property is usually occupied during daylight hours and whether you are considering larger electrical loads. Changes to your routine or building can influence the discussion about generation, optional storage and the system’s controls.
THE DECISIONWhat matters most to you?
You may want to understand energy use, explore a future renovation or compare solar options. State your main aim and ask how any proposed system is expected to perform, what assumptions were used and which costs and responsibilities are included.

Make space for
the practical questions.
Check who can authorise changes to the property and raise any tenancy, leasehold or shared-building arrangements early. Discuss access, the electrical installation, potential disruption and any permissions or network requirements with the people responsible for the project.
Before making a commitment, ask for the agreed scope, equipment, design basis, payment terms, warranties and handover documents. Availability and exact work arrangements are confirmed directly by Renewagreen.
Prepare for your first conversation ↗YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
A little context.
A brighter conversation.
Tell us where your property is, how you use electricity and what you’d like to explore. We’ll start with the right questions and confirm what’s possible for your project.
Let’s talk solar↗Your roof. Your routine.
Your starting point.