As well as Bath, Bristol, Frome, Wells, Trowbridge, Keynsham and Glastonbury, we regularly install across the smaller towns and villages in between — same in-person survey, same fixed pricing, same local team.
These are smaller towns and villages rather than our core patch, but they're all well within reach of Bath and Midsomer Norton and we survey and install here regularly. Every job still gets the same in-person survey and fixed quote — no satellite guesswork, no regional call centre.
Covered on its own page: solar panels in Midsomer Norton & Radstock.
A mix of village-centre stone properties and newer developments like Polestar Way — both survey well for solar. Paulton is a BS39 postcode, just north of Midsomer Norton.
Newer estates off Bath Road and around Wellow Lane, plus older properties in the village centre — we survey each individually. Peasedown sits between Bath (BA1 & BA2) and Radstock.
Larger detached and semi-detached homes along the A4 corridor, generally with good roof space for panels and battery storage.
Bath-stone character throughout — the historic centre and newer developments toward Rudloe and Katherine Park both come with different mounting considerations.
Honey-stone terraces that often need conservation-aware mounting, alongside more straightforward roofs in newer areas like Bearfield.
Fast-growing town with new developments at Bowerhill and East Melksham, plus established semis nearer the centre.
Stone cottages near the centre and estates off Cannards Grave Road — good roof pitch and aspect across most of the town.
At the edge of our patch below the White Horse, with modern roofs around The Ham and Leigh Park suited to solar-plus-battery systems.
Local to Bath & Somerset — these villages are part of our everyday patch, not a postcode on a national map.
Every installation meets the highest electrical standards with full professional cover.
MCS certification is arranged for every qualifying install so you can earn export payments.
What we quote is what you pay. No pushy salespeople, no day-of surprises.
A typical 4kWp system runs around £6,000–£8,000 installed. Battery storage adds £3,000–£5,000 depending on size. Qualifying residential solar & battery installs are 0% VAT (until 31 March 2027), and every quote is fixed.
No. We visit in person, free, with no obligation — roof condition, shading and your consumer unit all affect the design, so we'd rather see it than guess.
Typically one to two days on site. We'll confirm exactly how long once we've surveyed your property.
No obligation. We'll come back to you within one working day.
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