Your Route to Smarter Solar.
Explore whether solar could work for your home and connect with a provider who can assess your property and options.
The benefits of exploring solar.
Every home is different. Your roof, electricity usage and other factors can affect whether solar is suitable.
Generate Your Own Electricity
Use solar panels to generate electricity from daylight at your property.
Reduce Grid Reliance
Using electricity generated at home may reduce how much you need to purchase from the grid.
Explore Battery Storage
A solar provider can explain whether battery storage could complement your system.
Understand Your Options
Get a property-specific assessment rather than trying to work everything out yourself.
Paying £100+ a month for electricity?
If your household uses a meaningful amount of electricity, it may be worth finding out whether solar could work for your property. Suitability depends on your home and proposed system.
Start with a quick property and electricity-use check. No technical knowledge needed.
A simpler route to solar.
From your enquiry to a provider assessment, the first step stays clear.
Tell us about your property
Answer a few simple questions about your home and electricity usage.
We review your enquiry
We review the information you've provided.
Connect with a provider
Where appropriate, we may introduce your enquiry to a selected solar provider.
Explore your options
The provider can assess your property and discuss system design, pricing and available options.
Looking at solar for your business?
We also connect businesses and commercial property owners interested in exploring commercial solar for larger-scale sites.
Common questions.
Does SolarRoute install solar panels?
No. SolarRoute is a referral service. We may connect suitable enquiries with third-party solar providers.
Does submitting an enquiry commit me to anything?
No. Making an enquiry does not commit you to purchasing a solar system.
How do I know whether my property is suitable?
Suitability can depend on roof size, orientation, shading, electricity usage and other technical factors. A solar provider can assess these factors with you.
Can battery storage be included?
Depending on your property and requirements, a solar provider can discuss battery options as part of its assessment.
Are payment or finance options available?
Options vary between providers. Where available, the solar provider can explain them directly to you.