Solar Panel Installation

Step By Step Process

How It Works

Install scaffolding

To begin with, we must fit a scaffolding in place to ensure our safety while being on the roof during the installation process. Although it may feel like a bit of a building site, it is all for a good cause!

Installing Solar Panel mounts

After that, we will begin installing the solar panel mounting system. The process will support the solar panels. The whole mounting structure must be tilted and angled between 18 and 36 degrees for maximum sunlight exposure. But don’t worry - we have this all covered!

The solar panel will be installed on the mounting structure as soon as the mounts are installed. Our team will ensure that all the screws and nuts are secure. We assure the panels are 100% stable for homeowners.

Installing the electrical wiring is the next step in the installation process. Many solar panels use MC4 connectors since they are compatible with all types. We will have to turn off the household's electricity while wiring is being installed, but we will make sure to discuss this with you and when would be the best time to do this.

This step includes the solar inverter installation process. The panel is installed near the main service panel, and it can be both indoors and outdoors—the efficiency of an inverter increases in a cool environment. Inverters outdoors should be kept out of direct sunlight. It is usually best placed indoors in a garage or utility room since they are generally comfortable and have ventilation most of the year. We assure the homeowners approve the placement before installation.

The solar inverter and solar battery must then be connected. Using solar battery storage can save you from worrying about the lack of usable energy when it's cloudy, as well as lowering the costs of installing the solar battery storage system. We will always direct you in the way of the cheapest but most efficient price.

To produce electricity, the inverter must be linked up to the consumer unit. In addition, a generation meter should be installed to monitor the amount of electricity produced by the solar panels. If you would like to monitor the performance of your solar system, you can do so on your computer or another device. We will be able to support you with this and direct you in the correct direction with wiring everything up. Depending on how much electricity you generate at different times, you can decide when to use your washing machine or other utilities.

Installing the electrical wiring is the next step in the installation process. A large number of solar panels use MC4 connectors since they are compatible with all types. We will have to turn off the household's electricity while wiring is being installed, but we will make sure to discuss this with you and when would be the best time to do this.