FAQ’s

Frequently Asked Questions

Weather you’re considering installing Solar Panels, an Air Source Heat Pump or an EV charger or all three, we understand you may probably have a lot of questions.  We’re here to help you every step of the way but as a starting point here are some answers to our most frequently asked questions.

 

How do I find the best solar panel installers near me?

When searching for solar panel installers, look for MCS-certified professionals with proven local experience. At Solar Save Renewables, we work across Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, and Ceredigion, providing tailored solar solutions designed for Welsh homes and businesses. Choosing a trusted local installer ensures reliable service, accurate system design, and strong aftercare support.

Most properties in Wales are suitable for solar panels. During your free solar survey, we assess roof direction, pitch, shading, and space to recommend the most efficient setup. Even if your roof isn’t south-facing, east–west systems can still deliver excellent performance and savings.

In most cases, solar PV systems are classed as permitted development, so no planning permission is required. Listed buildings, conservation areas, or large ground-mounted systems may be exceptions. We confirm all local planning requirements before installation for a smooth, compliant process.

For most domestic systems, installation takes one to two days. Larger projects or those with battery storage may take a little longer. Our qualified team handles every stage — from scaffolding and electrical work to final testing — ensuring your system is installed safely and efficiently.

Yes. Solar panels produce electricity whenever there is daylight. They generate more in summer but still work in winter, giving you a steady supply of clean energy.

It depends on the size of the battery and your home’s energy use. Installers can help you choose the right size so you store enough electricity for your needs.

Yes! If you have solar panels and a battery, your home can provide clean electricity for your car, reducing your reliance on the grid and saving money.

Yes. If your solar panels produce more electricity than you use, you may be able to sell it back to the grid, depending on the rules in Wales and your electricity supplier.

Yes. Heat pumps use electricity to move heat instead of burning fuel. Heat pumps in Wales are highly efficient and can significantly reduce energy bills while being eco-friendly.

Yes. However, some older homes may need extra insulation for the best performance. Renewable energy installers in Wales can advise on the right heat pump solution for your property.