solar panel installers

Chrisdee wrote:I'm concerned about after care and if they stay in business

That's exactly what I think too.
Thank you.

Let's be honest none of us know how long a frm is going to be in business or what type of business they will be conducting in a number of years.

If you're looking for some element of certainty then the only option would be Iberdrola, however you will find that they are not the most economical.

Another thing to consider is that solar panels will become mandatory in Europe and it's better to make the move now as opposed to when it becomes mandatory and subsidies are removed.

Cualquier chisme? wrote:Let's be honest none of us know how long a frm is going to be in business or what type of business they will be conducting in a number of years.

If you're looking for some element of certainty then the only option would be Iberdrola, however you will find that they are not the most economical.

Another thing to consider is that solar panels will become mandatory in Europe and it's better to make the move now as opposed to when it becomes mandatory and subsidies are removed.

Thank you very much!

Its mandatory now ,
On all new builds or total reforms(if doing it correctly through a licence) to have some element of solar power.
Also it is also mandatory to have a mains connection to obtain a habitation cert,
So if you wished, you could not totaly go off grid and keep within the law,
Only way round ,
Is be connected to grid, then get habitation cert, be disconnected use your own solar generated supply, if you can generate and store enough for your needs , then if you want to sell your property get re connected to grid, to get new habitation cert,
Have'nt got that far yet
But knowing Iberdrola,
They won't re connect you if you don't have a on going habitation cert
Which you need to sell,

Chrisdee wrote:I'm concerned about after care and if they stay in business

I think so too.
Thank you.

Gustav wrote:Its mandatory now ,
On all new builds or total reforms(if doing it correctly through a licence) to have some element of solar power.
Also it is also mandatory to have a mains connection to obtain a habitation cert,
So if you wished, you could not totaly go off grid and keep within the law,
Only way round ,
Is be connected to grid, then get habitation cert, be disconnected use your own solar generated supply, if you can generate and store enough for your needs , then if you want to sell your property get re connected to grid, to get new habitation cert,
Have'nt got that far yet
But knowing Iberdrola,
They won't re connect you if you don't have a on going habitation cert
Which you need to sell,

Valuable information.
Thank you.