We install through MCS-certified partners serving every Scottish postcode. Get a no-obligation survey and a written, itemised quote.
MCS-certified partners
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All 16 Scottish postcodes
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MCS · TrustMark
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We install through MCS-certified partners — we are a matching service, not an installer.
No obligation · We install through MCS-certified partners · Scottish homes and businesses
We are a directory and matching service that connects Scottish homeowners with MCS-certified solar, battery and heat pump installation partners. Submit your details, receive a no-obligation survey and a written quote from a vetted installer, and compare it against our published price guide — with no obligation.
MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) is the UK government-backed quality standard for renewable energy installations. An MCS-certified installer has been independently audited for technical competence, quality of workmanship, and customer service standards.
This is not optional decoration. You need an MCS-certified installer to qualify for Smart Export Guarantee payments, government-backed loans (subject to eligibility), and the 0% VAT rate on domestic solar (until 31 March 2027). An installation by an uncertified installer locks you out of all three.
We install through MCS-certified partners. You can verify installer certifications on the MCS register and the TrustMark register.
You may have seen coverage of the ECO-funded insulation failures — around 22,000 homes affected, with 98% of audited external wall insulation needing corrective work. It happened because work was subcontracted to uncertified operatives at volume, with inadequate quality control.
Solar installation has a different risk profile (it sits on top of the building, not inside the walls), but the lesson is the same: certification matters, and who actually does the work matters more than who sells it.
What protects you specifically: MCS certification means the installer is audited annually. TrustMark registration provides access to the insurance-backed guarantee through the Independent Warranty Association — so if the installing company ceased trading, your warranty would still be honoured. TrustMark registration provides access to a dispute resolution service if you need to escalate a complaint.
The UK government consulted in June 2026 on establishing an Installation Assurance Authority and a public register of approved installers. Until that exists, MCS + TrustMark + Gas Safe is the strongest consumer protection stack available.
We install through MCS-certified partners for solar panels, battery storage, heat pumps, and EV chargers — all through one no-obligation enquiry.
We install through MCS-certified partners.
Solar PV systems designed for Scottish roofs, installed through MCS-certified partners.
Home batteries that store surplus solar generation for evening use, fitted by partner installers.
Air source heat pump installation through MCS-certified partners across Scotland.
EV charger installation alongside solar and battery systems, through our partner network.
Submit your details, a partner installer arranges a no-obligation survey, and you receive a written, itemised quote to compare against our price guide.
From enquiry to installation — here is exactly what happens.
Enter your postcode, property type, and what you are interested in via our form.
Our team identifies the best-matched partner installer from our pre-vetted network.
An MCS-certified partner installer arranges a no-obligation survey.
You get an itemised quote — panel brand, inverter, battery, warranties and system size.
Compare the quote against our published price guide. No obligation to proceed.
Commercial solar PV, battery storage, EV charging and heat pumps for farms, rural estates, warehouses, hospitality venues, schools and community buildings.
Use the solar electricity you generate during business hours instead of buying from the grid at peak rates.
Keep excess generation in a commercial battery system to use overnight or during tariff peaks, not just export it.
Install workplace or fleet EV chargers alongside your solar and battery system for a complete energy upgrade.
From sandstone villas to Highland cottages, systems are designed around Scottish roofs and weather.
We pre-vet for MCS certification, TrustMark registration, and insurance-backed guarantees, so you skip the research and get straight to a qualified quote.
We install through MCS-certified partners. Our partners hold MCS certification, TrustMark registration, and full insurance.
We are not part of any installer group or national chain. Our recommendations are based on quality and suitability, not corporate ties.
Receive a quote, compare it, and walk away if you wish — no pressure, no hidden fees.
Coverage across all 16 Scottish postcode areas from Aberdeen to the Borders, Western Isles to Shetland.
Each quote lists panel brand, inverter model, battery, warranties and system size so you can compare clearly.
Full breakdowns of panel brand, inverter model, warranties and system size with every quote you receive.
Straight answers to the questions Scottish homeowners ask most before booking a survey.
Choose an installer who works through MCS-certified installation companies, carries out a proper roof survey and gives a written, itemised quote. It should name the panel, inverter and battery brands and their warranties. Compare two or three quotes, check for an insurance-backed guarantee, and walk away from anyone pressuring you to sign on the day.
MCS (the Microgeneration Certification Scheme) is the UK quality standard for small-scale renewable systems such as solar panels and heat pumps. An MCS-certified installation is designed and fitted to recognised standards. The MCS certificate is usually needed before an energy supplier will pay you Smart Export Guarantee payments for electricity you export.
Most domestic solar installations on a typical Scottish home are completed in one to two days once the scaffolding is up. Adding a battery, upgrading the fuse board or working on a complex roof can add time. Your installer should confirm the full timetable, including scaffolding and the final electrical sign-off, in writing before work starts.
Most roof-mounted solar panels on houses in Scotland count as permitted development, so planning permission is usually not needed. Listed buildings, homes in conservation areas, flats and some ground-mounted systems may need consent. Check with your local council before installation; a good installer will raise this during the survey.
Common questions about solar installation in Scotland.
Yes. We install through MCS-certified partners serving all 16 Scottish postcode areas, from Aberdeen to the Borders and the Western Isles to Fife.
Yes. An MCS-certified partner can retrofit a battery to most existing solar PV systems, either with an AC-coupled battery and inverter or by upgrading to a hybrid inverter. A survey will confirm what suits your setup.
Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
Call us on 0141 230 0198 or fill in the form on this page. A partner installer will arrange a no-obligation survey and send you a written, itemised quote.