Home solar, made easier
Solar, made simpler.
Thinking about solar? Start with your roof, your electricity use and the full price. We explain each step in plain English, so you can choose what feels right for your home.

Optional next step
Ready to see whether solar works for your actual home?
A calculator is useful, but a real quote can account for your roof, usage, battery choice and installation details.
- No pressure from Here4Solar
- Personalised home quote
- Check if solar could work
Compare at least three written quotes before choosing an installer.
Start with three simple checks
You do not need to become a solar expert. These three checks will help you ask the right questions.
Check your roof
Look for clear space and little shade. A home survey will confirm what can fit safely.
Check your electricity use
Your bill shows how much power you use. When you use it matters too.
Check the full price
Ask for one installed price. Get the battery shown as a separate cost.
What would you like to work out?
Choose the question that is on your mind now. Each guide gives a short answer first, then the details.
Three solar words worth knowing
We explain these words whenever they matter. Here is the quick version.
- kWh
- A unit of electricity. You can find it on your energy bill.
- kWp
- The size of a solar panel system under test conditions.
- Export rate
- The amount paid for each unit of spare solar power sent to the grid.
New Here4Solar research
Compare solar export payments
We checked the main UK companies that pay for spare solar power. We found 30 fixed rates. Many of the highest rates have extra rules, such as buying electricity, panels or a battery from the same company.
Read the simple report
See the main finding without reading every company page.
Find rates that may fit
Answer a few questions to narrow the list.
See the source data
Check the rates, rules and links we used.
Rates can change. Always read the company’s latest terms before you apply.
Already have panels or a quote?
Choose the situation that matches where you are now. Each guide starts with the short answer.