Solar and energy
Solar maintenance plans
Solar systems have few moving parts, but they still wear. Connectors loosen, inverters log faults, batteries age and dirt builds up. A maintenance plan gives your system regular checks, so small problems do not turn into lost power.
What a maintenance visit includes
- A check of the inverter, its error log and its settings
- Battery health and charge settings, where a battery is fitted
- Isolators, connectors, cables and the consumer unit connection
- A visual check of the panels and the mounting
- A review of the system's output against what it should produce
- Monitoring and app connection
- A written report after each visit
Panel cleaning can be added to any plan. See Solar panel cleaning.
Choose your plan length
You choose how many years the plan runs when you order. The length is written on your order form. We agree the visit schedule with you before the plan starts.
Who can have a plan
Any home with a system we can service. That includes systems we installed and systems from other installers that use equipment we are accredited for: SolarEdge, Growatt, Lux Power, Pylontech, Solis and Fox ESS.
How it works
Ask for a plan
Send the contact form or call us.
First visit
We check the system and record its starting condition.
Plan agreed
You choose the plan length, and we agree the visit schedule.
Regular visits
We visit as agreed and send a report after each one.
Faults between visits
Call the 24/7 emergency line.
Questions
Do I need a plan if my system is new?
A new system is less likely to fail, but the first checks set a record of how it performs. That makes later faults easier to spot.
What happens if a visit finds a fault?
We tell you what we found and what the repair involves before we do the work.