Expert solar panel installation services designed specifically for new construction projects. We integrate new home solar installation solutions during the build phase for optimal performance and seamless aesthetics.
Integrating solar panels during construction offers unique advantages. We specialize in seamless new home solar installation tailored to your build schedule.
Unlock unique benefits by integrating solar power from the ground up.
A streamlined approach, perfectly aligned with your construction timeline, ensuring a hassle-free new build solar experience.
We collaborate closely with your architect and construction team from the early stages to design the optimal integrated solar system for your new property, considering roof orientation, structural needs, and aesthetic goals.
Coordinating with your builders, we ensure all necessary structural provisions (e.g., roof reinforcements, fixing points) and electrical prerequisites (e.g., cable routing pathways) are seamlessly integrated during the build.
At the optimal construction phase (typically post-roof structure, pre-tiling/slating), we install the mounting systems. For integrated systems, this happens concurrently with roofing.
Solar panels are carefully installed onto the prepared mounting system, timed perfectly within the construction schedule to prevent interference with other trades and ensure protection.
Our certified electricians finalize all electrical connections for the new home solar installation, including inverters, safety isolators, and integration with the property's main distribution board, followed by system commissioning.
Upon completion and successful testing, we provide a full handover pack including warranties, MCS certification, system diagrams, and user manuals, ensuring a smooth transition for the new homeowner.
Streamlining solar integration for your new build projects.
Understanding the specifics of integrating solar during construction.
Explore the differences between traditional on-roof mounting and Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV) for new builds:
We help select the best option based on your project's budget, design, and roof type.
Seamless integration with the new property's electrical system is key:
Our electricians ensure all work meets current regulations (e.g., BS 7671).
Successful new build installation relies on effective coordination:
Our project managers handle inter-trade communication for a smooth process.
See how we've successfully integrated solar into new construction projects.
Your questions about installing solar panels during construction answered.
The earlier, the better! Ideally, engage with us during the architectural design phase (e.g., RIBA Stage 2 or 3). This allows for optimal system design, seamless integration planning (especially for in-roof systems), and accurate inclusion in structural calculations and electrical plans.
No. When installed correctly by MCS-certified professionals like us, using approved mounting systems, your roof warranty remains intact. We work closely with roofing manufacturers and follow best practices to ensure roof integrity. For BIPV/in-roof systems, the solar panels themselves form part of the roof covering and come with their own weatherproofing warranties.
We typically require architectural drawings (plans, elevations, roof plans), structural details (roof truss layout, load capacity if available), site location, and the planned construction schedule. Access to the site manager or relevant contacts is also crucial for coordination.
We can install on the vast majority of new build roof types, including standard tiles, slates, and some flat roofing systems. Suitability depends on factors like pitch, orientation, shading, and structural integrity. In-roof systems have specific compatibility requirements. We assess each project individually during the design phase.
Yes, installing solar during construction is generally more cost-effective than retrofitting later. Savings come from reduced labor costs (no separate scaffolding needed, easier wiring access), potential bulk material purchasing by developers, and streamlined project management. While the upfront panel/inverter cost remains, the overall project cost is typically lower.
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