Getting your Solar Thermal System

Getting your Solar Thermal System

Planning a solar thermal system is really easy:

  1. You just have to conduct an assessment of the suitability of solar heating system for your house
  2. Engage a professional solar thermal solutions provider
  3. Get the planning permission (rarely required, but worth checking with local authorities; your ST solutions provider might also guide you)
  4. Get the grants / incentives for your solar thermal energy systems.

The next logical step is to engage a professional solar thermal system provider, call us on 0845 303 8370. Here is the process that is followed by the solar thermal energy systems provider:

  1. Feasibility assessment: This is the first thing that the solar thermal systems provider will do. They will access the feasibility of the system by discussing this with you.
  2. Site Survey: With a site visit, the feasibility assessment is confirmed; and based on the orientation of your home, its location and other factors, recommendations/ options are provided with respect to the suitability of solar thermal hot water system that would suit your needs.
  3. Quotation: The solar thermal systems provider will provide you a formal quote.
  4. Permissions advice: The solar thermal systems provider will also advice you on whether you need any planning permissions
  5. Grants assistance: A solar thermal energy systems provider can be your best guide to getting grants for your solar thermal installations. They will provide you the necessary assistance so that you are able to get grants
  6. Installation: The solar thermal systems provider will install your solar thermal system so that you are able to operate it in an efficient manner and get savings from it. They will also issue you a warranty for the installed solar thermal hot water system.

Planning Permission

Mostly, planning permission is not required (especially in England) but you would be best off getting advice from your solar thermal systems provider or checking with your local authorities (especially if you live in other parts of UK or if you are in an area that is a World Heritage Site or a Listed Building or a Conservation Area). With the kind of focus UK government has on renewable energy, you can expect a hassle-free solar thermal installation.

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getting your solar thermal system

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your options

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cost, grants and savings

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renewable heat incentive

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the incentive given by the UK government to anyone who uses renewable energy (including solar thermal). . . More »

maintainence

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The solar thermal systems require negligible maintenance. Since solar panels are mostly installed. . . More »

 

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