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Live solar assessment
Emily is our free AI solar adviser. Four steps. Real screens from the live tool.
Type your postcode
A postcode or full address is enough. Nothing else to fill in.
PostcodeB1 1AAOr type your full addressFreeNo sign-upEmily locates your roof
Emily finds your house on the map and outlines the roof. Drag the map if she needs a hand.
Watch Emily measure
Your roof is rebuilt in 3D. She checks size, sun and shade, then sizes the panels and battery.
Review your options
Savings, payback and returns for three options, each as a range. No hidden extras.
What could your roof save you? Your solar savings.
Sunlight is free, but not equal. We modelled over 15 million rooftops one at a time to put a number on what each can save you each year. See how your nation compares, then get your own.
38 seconds, with sound. Example detached bungalow in Prestatyn (LL19), modelled in Emily. Modelled estimates, not a quote.
Smaller pays back faster. Bigger saves more.
Emily models three systems for your roof. On this example bungalow, the smallest earns the most on every pound, and the biggest saves the most each year.
Battery or no battery? The straight answer.
Panels feed a hybrid inverter. The battery stores what you don't use and gives it back at night. Emily shows the whole setup for your home.
What is your county already saving?
Pick your area and see what rooftops near you are saving. Then get your own roof's number.
Frequently asked questions
Panels run on daylight, not only direct sun. In the UK report all four nations model above £800 a year in average savings: England highest at £954, Scotland lowest at £869. What cloud does to output →
The average UK home models £946 a year in bill savings with solar and a battery, with a 7.9-year payback. Emily shows the number for your roof, not the average. Savings, payback and returns in the UK →
The UK report models a benchmark 5.17 kWp solar and 5 kWh battery system at about £7,845 upfront, with no subsidies assumed. Emily prices three systems for your roof so you see cost and saving side by side. What moves the price in 2026 →
Solar and batteries carry 0% VAT until 31 March 2027, grants exist for lower-income homes, and you can be paid for exported power. MCS certification matters for all of them. The support routes open to UK households →
A battery helps you use more of your own power in the evening, and an EV or heat pump changes the maths again. It is not always the fastest payback, so Emily shows both options for your roof. When a battery pays, and when it doesn’t →
Start with MCS certification, then check what a complete quote includes and the warranties behind it. Emily only introduces accredited installers, and only when you ask. Questions to ask before you sign →
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