Solar Roof Solutions

How Solar works

The solar panels produce energy from daylight, so they still produce energy on cloudy days or if its overcast. An inverter converts the electricity from direct (DC) to alternating current (AC), and is connected to your consumer unit for use within your property. The electrical energy produced is either used directly, or when the system is producing more power than is needed it is exported to the grid.

Benefits of Roof insulation

Want to cut your energy bills? Proper roof insulation is the answer. It creates a protective barrier that keeps your home cosy in winter and cool in summer.

Think of insulation as a warm blanket for your house. It traps heat inside during cold months, so your heating doesn’t have to work as hard. In summer, it blocks the sun’s heat from turning your upstairs rooms into a sauna. Your air conditioning gets a break too.

The savings add up quickly. Most homes see a 15-25% drop in their energy costs after installing quality roof insulation. You’ll notice the difference straight away on your monthly bills.

Your home becomes more comfortable too. No more cold spots or overheated bedrooms. The temperature stays steady throughout the house. You won’t hear as much outside noise either – insulation muffles sound from rain, traffic and aircraft.

Good insulation helps our planet. Less energy use means fewer carbon emissions. Your home’s value goes up as well. Buyers love energy-efficient features.

Installation is straightforward. A professional can typically finish the job in a day. The materials last for decades with virtually no maintenance needed. The initial cost pays for itself through years of energy savings.