Start with
the roof.

Roof shape, orientation, shading and available space inform the layout. We explain the proposed design and the assumptions behind your generation estimate.
Let’s talk solar ↗SOLAR / STORAGE / YOUR HOME
Generate on your roof. Store for later. Plan both around the electricity you actually use.

Roof shape, orientation, shading and available space inform the layout. We explain the proposed design and the assumptions behind your generation estimate.

Battery capacity should reflect your usage, solar generation and tariff. Storage can also work without solar, charging from the grid at suitable times.
01 / UNDERSTAND YOUR ENERGY
Sunlight, stored energy and the grid.
See how they can work together.
01 — GENERATE & STORE
Solar supplies your home. Spare generation charges your battery, and any remaining surplus can be exported to the grid.
Illustrative energy flow, not live readings. Actual operation depends on generation, demand, equipment, settings and tariff.

YOUR ENERGY, IN VIEW
Many modern solar and battery systems put useful information and everyday controls on your phone. You can understand where your energy goes and make better use of it.
View solar generation, home consumption, battery charge and grid import or export.
Compatible systems let you set charging schedules around your tariff and daily routine.
Review performance over time to see when you generate, use and store electricity.
Features, update frequency and remote controls vary by manufacturer, model, firmware and connectivity. We’ll explain the options on your proposed system. Backup needs compatible equipment; an app setting alone does not provide it.
Explore the options for my home ↗EQUIPMENT, CONSIDERED
We discuss equipment options and explain
the proposed configuration for your home.

An all-in-one inverter and battery. Configuration depends on your electricity use and available space.

A controller with modular storage. We’ll discuss capacity, EV charging and any backup requirements.
Example equipment shown. Your proposal specifies the equipment, supply arrangements and warranty responsibilities.

CONFIDENCE IN YOUR INSTALLER
Eva’s Energy is MCS certified for Solar PV and an NICEIC Approved Contractor. These credentials matter when choosing who will work on your home.
MCS certification provides assurance that solar work is assessed against recognised installation standards.
Your MCS certificate provides evidence of a certified installation and can support an export-tariff application. Supplier eligibility and metering requirements still apply.
NICEIC regularly assesses registered contractors’ work against relevant technical and safety standards.
Our MCS certification covers Solar PV. About MCS certification · NICEIC for householders
YOUR HOME IS THE STARTING POINT