Solar installers across Scotland

Find trusted solar installers in Scotland

Compare solar panel, battery storage, EV charger and heat pump installers from Aberdeen to Dumfries. Browse the directory, or tell us what you need and we will pass your request to installers who cover your area.

Installers across Scotland
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54 services across eight categories, from a first solar survey to batteries, EV chargers, repairs and heat pumps.

Solar panel installation

Domestic and commercial solar PV systems, from a standard roof install to ground-mounted, flat-roof and off-grid systems.

11 services

Solar battery storage

Store the electricity your panels generate and use it in the evening. Installers can add batteries to new or existing systems.

6 services

EV charger installation

Home and workplace electric vehicle chargers, including chargers that can run on solar-generated electricity.

2 services

Inverters and system upgrades

The inverter turns the power your panels make into electricity your home can use. Replacements and upgrades keep older systems working well.

5 services

Solar repairs and maintenance

Repairs, servicing, cleaning and protection for existing solar systems, including systems fitted by another company.

10 services

Commercial and agricultural solar

Solar for farms, businesses, warehouses, schools, landlords and housing associations.

7 services

Surveys, design and advice

Site surveys, system design and advice on export tariffs, finance, grants and planning.

8 services

Heat pumps and smart energy

Heat pumps, smart energy and monitoring systems that work alongside solar.

5 services

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How it works

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Before you choose

What to check before you sign

Listings show the accreditations each installer tells us about. Here is what they mean, and what else to ask.

MCS certification

MCS certifies installers and products for small-scale renewables. An MCS installation is normally needed to get paid for exported electricity through a Smart Export Guarantee tariff.

RECC or HIES membership

These consumer codes set standards for how installers sell, contract and deal with complaints, including deposit protection.

TrustMark

TrustMark is the government-endorsed quality scheme for work in and around the home.

Warranties

Ask what is covered: panels, inverter, battery and the workmanship itself, and for how long.

Insurance

Check the installer holds public liability insurance and whether warranties are insurance-backed.

A written quote

A good quote lists the equipment, estimated generation, costs, timescales and what happens if something goes wrong.

Areas

Installers across Scotland

Many installers cover whole regions, so pick the closest city or region.

FAQs

Common questions

What is Scottish Solar Hub?

Scottish Solar Hub is a directory of solar panel, battery storage, EV charger and renewable energy installers across Scotland. You can browse installers by service and area, or send one request and we will pass it on to suitable installers who cover your area.

We do not install systems ourselves.

Is it free for homeowners?

Yes. Browsing the directory and requesting quotes is free, and there is no obligation to go ahead with any installer.

Do you check installers?

Installers supply their own details, including accreditation numbers, and listings are reviewed before they go live. Always check an installer’s MCS, RECC or HIES and TrustMark status directly with each scheme before you sign anything.

Can I get solar if I live in the north of Scotland?

Solar panels generate from daylight, not heat, so they work across Scotland, including the Highlands and islands. How much a system produces depends on roof direction, pitch and shading. An installer survey will give you an estimate for your home.

Is there funding for solar in Scotland?

Home Energy Scotland provides free, impartial advice and information on funding and loans that may be available. Schemes and eligibility change, so check the current position before you decide.

What does MCS mean?

MCS is a certification scheme for small-scale renewable installers and products. An MCS-certified installation is normally needed to get a Smart Export Guarantee tariff for electricity you send back to the grid.

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