System size
4.0kW
Your roof already gets
the sun. Use it.
Solar panels, battery storage and EV charging, designed around your house — how it faces, how it's shaded, and when your household actually uses power. Installed across Staffordshire and the West Midlands by the people who surveyed it.
Panels
9
Roof area
18m²
Est. generation
3,600kWh/yr
Savings range embeds here — the EU standard calculator Matt referenced, rebranded to this palette. The sizing above is physical and ours; the money figure comes from the calculator so it is defensible.
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49 years' experience between us
Our own installers
One home, one energy system
Three parts that work better together.
Most people start with panels and add storage later. Both work on their own — they just do more when they're designed as one system from the beginning.
Solar panels
Generate your own electricity during the day and buy less of it from your supplier. Sized to your roof rather than to a package.
How solar works here →
Battery storage
Keep what you generate instead of exporting it cheaply, and use it in the evening when the panels have stopped.
How storage works →No EV charger photo supplied yet
EV charging
Charge the car on your own electricity where we can, and on the cheapest overnight rate where we can't.
How EV charging works →Where the electricity goes
Follow it round the house.
The same five steps every installer describes — worth seeing in order, because where a system loses value is usually step four.
01
Generate
Panels turn daylight into electricity — not heat, and not only in summer.
02
Power
The house takes what it needs first. That is the cheapest unit you will ever use.
03
Store
Surplus charges the battery rather than going straight to the grid.
04
Use
The battery covers the evening peak, when electricity costs the most.
05
Export
Whatever is genuinely left over is sold back under an export tariff.
Who turns up
Three of us. That's the whole company.
There is no call centre and no subcontractor network. The person who surveys your house is the person who installs it and the person who comes back if something needs looking at.
Matthew Curry
22YEARS
- Electrical engineer
- Design engineer
- Project manager
- Solar PV, EV & battery storage installer
Jake Cook
20YEARS
- Electrical engineer
- Project manager
Kyle Bedward
7YEARS
- Electrical engineer
- Solar PV, EV & battery storage installer
Our work
Real roofs, real houses.
Every photograph on this site is one of our own installations. None of it is stock, and none of it is a render.
Areas we cover
Local, in the way that actually matters.
Close enough that a callback is a short drive rather than a scheduling problem.
Paying for it
Own it outright, or spread it.
Both routes get shown at the quote stage, with the payback period for each. You should not have to ask twice to find out what finance costs.
Buy outright
Lowest total cost and the shortest payback. Suits anyone with the cash available who wants the asset owned from day one.
Spread the cost
Monthly payments instead of a lump sum, so the system can start offsetting your bill before it is paid off.
Finance terms, representative APR and any credit-broker permissions to be confirmed before this page goes live. Nothing on this page is a quotation.