What happens after you request contact
A relevant installation partner may contact you to understand your property, electricity use, battery interest and preferred timescale. This first conversation helps them decide what survey or remote roof information is needed.
You can then review the proposed system, expected generation, installation scope and price before deciding whether to continue. A final proposal should reflect the roof, electrics and access rather than relying on a generic package.
- Complete the short request form with the details you know.
- Discuss your home and priorities with a relevant installation partner.
- Receive a property-specific proposal after the necessary checks.
- Compare the figures and proceed only if the offer works for you.
A few details make the conversation more useful
Your postcode, property type and annual electricity use are a helpful starting point. If you are considering a battery, EV or heat pump, mention that too so the proposed system reflects where your energy use is heading.
You do not need to know the right system size before requesting contact. A useful partner should explain the recommendation, the assumptions behind projected savings and what is included in the price.
- Postcode and property type.
- Annual electricity use or a recent bill.
- Roof details you already know, including shading or access issues.
- Plans for a battery, EV, heat pump or higher future electricity use.
Common questions
Who will contact me about my request?
With your consent, your request may be shared with a relevant solar installation partner who can contact you about your home. UK Solar Expert provides information and comparison support; the partner is responsible for any survey, proposal and installation you choose to arrange.
Am I committed to buying solar panels?
No. Requesting contact is free and does not commit you to an installation. Review the proposed system, price, assumptions and terms before deciding whether to proceed.