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Birmingham, Solihull and the Black Country

Solar quotes for Birmingham homes

Pick a system size and tell us about your house. We pass your request to installers who cover your postcode, and they arrange a survey and quote.

  • Free for homeowners
  • Installers who cover your postcode quote you
  • About two minutes to fill in
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Find your area at a glance

Typical homes and a sensible size to compare, area by area. The survey sets the real answer.

Birmingham suburbs

Area Typical homes Size to compare
Hall Green and Acocks Green Homes1930s semis with two-storey bays Compare4kW
Moseley and Kings Heath HomesVictorian and Edwardian terraces Compare3kW to 4kW
Harborne and Edgbaston HomesVictorian villas and interwar semis Compare4kW to 6kW
Erdington and Kingstanding HomesInterwar semis and short terraces Compare3kW to 4kW
Selly Oak and Bournville HomesTerraced cottages and semis Compare3kW
Northfield and Longbridge HomesInterwar semis, newer homes at Longbridge Compare4kW, or a battery for existing panels
Yardley and Sheldon Homes1930s semis, many with side garages Compare4kW

Solihull and Sutton Coldfield

Area Typical homes Size to compare
Sutton Coldfield and Four Oaks HomesLarge detached homes, newer homes at Langley Compare6kW
Shirley, Olton and Solihull HomesSemis, detached homes and dormer bungalows Compare3kW to 4kW
Knowle and Dorridge HomesLarger village and detached homes Compare6kW
Castle Bromwich and Chelmsley Wood HomesPost-war semis and terraces Compare3kW to 4kW

The Black Country

Area Typical homes Size to compare
Dudley and Halesowen HomesInterwar and post-war semis Compare4kW
West Bromwich and Oldbury HomesVictorian terraces and interwar semis Compare3kW to 4kW
Walsall HomesTerraces, semis and newer estates Compare3kW to 4kW
Wolverhampton HomesTerraces near the centre, bigger homes in Tettenhall and Penn Compare4kW to 6kW

See roofs, access and councils for every area

How your request reaches installers

Free for homeowners, with no obligation to go ahead.

  1. 01

    Tell us about your home

    Postcode, house type, roof and the size you have in mind. About two minutes.

  2. 02

    We pass it on

    We send your request to installers who cover your postcode.

  3. 03

    Compare the quotes

    They arrange a survey and quote you directly.

Read the four steps

A slim white home battery on a tidy garage wall in a Birmingham semi, sun through the open garage door
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Add a battery now or later

A battery stores spare daytime solar for the evening. It can also charge on a cheaper overnight rate.

Fit one with new panels, add one to panels you already have, or have one on its own.

Get battery quotesCompare battery routes

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Bigger roof? Compare 6kW

Detached homes in Four Oaks, Knowle and Dorridge often have more than one good roof face. That's room for 14 or 15 panels.

Ask for both 4kW and 6kW quotes if you're torn. Bigger systems often cost less per panel.

Get 6kW quotes

Not ready for rooftop? Start small

Renting, saving up, or a roof you'd rather leave alone for now? A plug-in solar kit on a garden stand is a smaller first step. It plugs into a weatherproof outdoor socket and sends up to 800W into your home.

Renting? Ask your landlord first.

See if starting small suits you

Quick answers

Do you fit the panels?

No. We take your quote request and pass it to installers who cover your postcode. They do the survey, the fitting and the paperwork.

Do I pay anything?

No. It's free for homeowners. You pay the installer you choose, under their own contract.

Do you cover my area?

We take requests across the West Midlands. Send yours and we'll pass it on as soon as we have installers covering your postcode.

Which size should I pick?

Start with the size table. Many 1930s semis have room for around 4kW on one roof face. Terraces and bungalows more often suit around 3kW. Pick 'Not sure' in the form and installers will size it at the survey.