A house with a rooftop solar array, seen from the air

13 miles from the workshop

Solar panels in Horsham

Washington sits inside the Horsham district, so this is not a town we travel to so much as the one we are already in.

What we find on Horsham roofs

If the roof is Horsham stone, the answer is almost never a standard hook. Survey first, and expect the design to change.

Distance, geography, housing stock and the planning position all change how a system gets designed. These are the ones that decide it in Horsham.

What we take into account here

  1. Approximately 13 road miles north of Washington on the A24 — the same district, the same council, the same roads.
  2. Washington is itself a village in the Horsham district of West Sussex, at the foot of the Downs beneath Chanctonbury Ring.
  3. Horsham stone — thick sandstone slabs — roofs a good number of older properties across the district. It is heavy, brittle, irregular, and it changes the mounting conversation completely.
  4. The district’s southern downland strip, including our Washington base, lies inside the South Downs National Park, where permitted development for roof panels carries tighter conditions.
  5. Substantial modern estate development north and east of the town centre — large, simple, well-oriented pitched roofs of exactly the kind an array likes.
  6. Named in our own coverage statement: “we mostly serve West Sussex, Hampshire and parts of Surrey and the South Coast.”
  7. Full service coverage, including general electrical work as an NICEIC Approved Contractor as well as solar.

Also covered from here

Billingshurst is covered from this page rather than having one of its own — the same vans and the same survey.

What we fit around here

The systems that suit Horsham

Three arrangements cover most of what goes on a West Sussex roof. Which one your house wants is decided at the survey, on the roof itself — not from a satellite image.

An all-black array on a tiled gable roof, seen from above
All-black array on a tiled roof
Ballasted mounting trays set out on a flat roof
Ballasted flat-roof system
A home battery, hybrid inverter and gateway installed on one wall
Battery & inverter, wall-mounted

Our own photographs. They show the systems we design and fit — not specific completed jobs in Horsham, and no customer or address is identified.

The same certifications, whichever end of the patch you are on.

MCS Certified
Microgeneration Certification Scheme
NICEIC Approved Contractor
Approved electrical contractor
RECC
Renewable Energy Consumer Code
Checkatrade
Vetted and monitored
TrustATrader
Trusted trader
SolaX Power
Approved installer

The next step

Book your free survey

Thirty to forty-five minutes, at your house, at no cost. We look at the roof, the fuse board and how you actually use the place — then send you a clear quote with the assumptions shown.

If solar genuinely won’t pay for itself on your usage, we’ll say so and save us both an afternoon.

Rather see the numbers before you speak to anybody? Put your own bill on the house — it works out the size, the saving and the payback while you watch, and brings them down to this form with you.

Phone or email — whichever you'd rather we used.

So we can tell you straight away if you're in our patch.

What are you thinking about?

  • MCS certified · NICEIC Approved Contractor
  • The survey takes 30–45 minutes
  • A clear, no-pressure quote afterwards

A free survey, no obligation, and nobody reading a script at you. Prefer to talk? 01243 882444.

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