SolarSafeServices

Solar safety checks and installs

A bad solar install can burn your house down.

A lot of solar was rushed, wired badly, and fitted by companies that no longer exist. We survey yours, tell you straight, and fit a new solar and battery system if you need one.

Our own tagged scaffold, so nobody is balancing on a ladder over your conservatory

Why we exist

Most solar was fitted fast, then forgotten about.

Fitted in a hurry

Solar sold quickly, and a lot of it went on roofs at speed by crews who were on to the next house by lunchtime. Good work and bad work look identical from your garden.

Never looked at since

Once it was switched on, nobody came back. It has sat through ten winters, and the parts that fail are the parts nobody can see.

Nobody left to call

Plenty of the companies that fitted these systems are gone. No warranty, no paperwork, no one answering the phone. Your roof, your problem.

When solar goes wrong it does not trip a switch or set off an alarm. It gets hot, quietly, above your bedrooms, until it does not.

What we do

We check it. Properly, and in one visit.

We bring our own access equipment, get up there, and survey the whole installation. You get a report in plain English with photos: what is safe, what is not, and whether it is time for a new installation. No jargon, and nothing you need an electrician to translate.

Survey, assess, install

We tell you where your system stands, and fit a new one if you need it.

We survey and assess it

Every job starts with a proper survey of the installation you already have: the panels, the fixings, the wiring, the switch on your roof, the inverter and any battery. You see everything we see, in photos.

Is a new installation needed?

Plenty of systems are fine. Some are past it, or were never fitted properly in the first place. We tell you which yours is, and why, before you spend anything.

New solar and battery storage

When a new installation is the right answer, we design and fit it ourselves: new solar panels, a new inverter, and battery storage, so you keep more of the power you make. Batteries can be added to a system you already have, too.

New installations

When it is time for a new system, we fit it ourselves.

No subcontractors and no hand-offs. The same team that surveyed your roof designs and fits the new installation.

  • New solar panels, fitted and fixed down properly
  • New inverters, fitted and labelled properly
  • Battery storage, with a new system or added to the one you already have
  • Our own scaffolders, so access is arranged in-house and priced up front
  • Every scaffold safety tagged, labelled and dated, so you always know it has been checked
Every scaffold we put up is safety tagged

Tagged, labelled and dated at the access point, so anyone on site can see at a glance that it has been inspected and by whom. No tag, nobody climbs. It is how we work on every job, not just the ones being watched.

If your installer has vanished, that is not a dead end. We survey what is up there and give you a written record of exactly what we found.

How it works

Three steps, and the first one takes five minutes.

  1. 01

    Send us photos

    A few photos of the house and your inverter, using the form below. It is all on your phone and takes about five minutes.

  2. 02

    We price it

    We look at what you sent and come back within one working day with a fixed price and a date. Nothing to pay to find out.

  3. 03

    We survey it

    We come out, assess the whole installation, and give you the report. If it needs a new installation, the price for that is in there too.

Get your system checked

Send us a few photos and we will take it from there.

Send what you can. If you have no paperwork and no idea who fitted it, that is fine, that is most of our work. Anything you skip, we sort out on site. Thinking about new solar or a battery instead? Use the same form and tell us in the last step.

Your details

This tells our scaffolders what they are turning up to, which is how we keep the price fixed.

Photos of the house

Stand back far enough to get the roof in. Daylight, straight off your phone, no need to be clever about it.

Photos of the kit

The inverter is the box that hums, usually in the loft, garage or on an outside wall. If the label with the model number is in shot, even better.

Do not go on the roof. Photograph the panels from the ground or an upstairs window. Climbing up there is our job, and we bring the kit for it.

Who fitted it?

If you have no idea, say so. It genuinely does not matter, it just helps us know what we are walking into.

Your details come straight to our office. We do not sell them or pass them to anyone else.