A battery on its own can fill up on a cheap overnight rate and run the house through the expensive evening. Add panels now, later, or never. We fit Sigenergy, Tesla and SolarEdge batteries across Leicestershire.

Charge on an off-peak rate overnight, then run the house on it when electricity costs the most.
Shaded roof, flat roof, listed building, or a roof that just isn't yours to put panels on? A battery sits in the garage or utility and doesn't care.
An electric car tariff gives you a cheap window overnight. A battery lets the rest of the house use it too.
We fit a battery that panels can be added to later, so you don't pay for the same kit twice.
Add a backup gateway and the house keeps running in a power cut.
We look at your bills and size the battery to what the house actually uses after dark, not the biggest one in the van.





It can, but only on the right tariff. The sums work when there's a big gap between your cheap overnight rate and the daytime rate, and when the house uses a fair amount of power in the evenings. On a flat tariff a battery alone doesn't do much.
We'll look at a year of bills and tell you straight whether it stacks up, and whether panels, a tariff change or both would do more for you. We don't fit batteries that won't earn their keep.
already have panels? add a battery to them →how Sigenergy, Tesla and SolarEdge batteries compare →Send us a year of bills, or we'll come and look. We check your supply, where the battery could go and which tariff you're on.
A battery sized to your evening use, with honest figures and a fixed price. If it doesn't stack up, we'll tell you that instead.
Usually a day. The battery goes in the garage or utility room on its own board, and we tell the local electricity network operator (the DNO) for you.
The app on your phone, the schedule set so it charges when power is cheap, and a proper walk-through.
“Excellent work from Matt, he explained what needed to be done to fit an extra solar battery and all the work was carried out with a minimum of disruption. The system works brilliantly.”
No. A battery on its own charges from the grid on a cheap overnight rate and runs the house on it later. Panels can be added at any point.
One with a cheap overnight window. Most of the big suppliers offer one, especially if you have an electric car. We'll check what you're on and tell you if a switch would make the battery work harder.
It depends on what the house uses between late afternoon and bedtime. We look at your bills and size it to that, with room to add more later if you want to.
Yes. With a modular battery, capacity can be added in steps, and panels can go on the roof later without replacing anything.
Send us a year of bills and we'll tell you honestly whether a battery on its own makes sense for your house.
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