Should you install solar panels again if you move home?

Imagining your house filled with mess from a lengthy installation could be enough to put you off considering solar panels. But few owners complained to us about the installation being disruptive, and 80% said that they'd install solar panels again if they moved home.

What if I was mis-sold solar panels for my home?

Our GDPR privacy policy explains how we protect your data. We will NEVER spam or harass you. If you were mis-sold solar panels for your home you could claim compensation. Find out what you need to do to claim & where to get free advice.

Can solar panels be installed on a house?

Solar photovoltaic (PV) panels can be installed on a wide range of homes. We've heard from people installing solar panels on bungalows and terraces, as well as semi-detached and detached houses. If your main house roof is unsuitable (a thatched roof, for example), solar panels can instead be installed on a garage or other outbuilding.

Should you buy a solar PV system for your home?

Well-chosen solar panels can provide a reliable source of renewable electricity for decades, helping to slash your electricity bills and cut your carbon footprint. But buying an inappropriate solar PV system for your home could leave you out of pocket.

Are solar panels still a viable option?

In the same breath, with solar panels in the mainstream limelight, most negative perspectives have encouraged industry action to make changes and adaptations, so that solar panels remain a brilliant (and financially viable) option for homes everywhere.

Are solar panels being refunded if they've been mis-sold?

Thousands of pounds are being refunded to those who were mis-sold solar panels and, in many cases, it is the financial institutions that underwrote the loans who are having to settle claims for mis-selling.