Solar panel installers in Yorkshire
Find solar panel installers across Yorkshire and The Humber, then confirm who will survey and support your home. Compare written quotes using the same property brief and electricity-use figures.
Solar companies serving Yorkshire
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TJS Solar
TJS Solar, trading under TJS Electrical Ltd, provides comprehensive renewable energy solutions including solar panel installations for homes and businesses, and EV charging solutions. They are...

Waymid Electrics
Waymid Electrics Ltd is a seasoned electrical contractor specializing in social, domestic, commercial, and industrial projects, including comprehensive electrical installations and maintenance....

AW Electrics
AW Electrics is a dynamic team specializing in green energy solutions, offering solar panel installations, battery storage, and EV charging ports, alongside a wide range of electrical projects.

Elite Technical Services
Elite Technical Services is a comprehensive building solution provider for both homeowners and commercial clients, offering electrical, plumbing, heating, and general construction services with a...
Earthwise Products
Earthwise Products provides solutions for utilising excess solar energy to heat water, helping customers maximise the benefits of their solar PV installations.

IWE Electrical Services
Professional solar installation company providing high-quality renewable energy solutions. Contact for free quotes and consultations.
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Choosing solar installers in Yorkshire
Use TopGreenDeals to compare solar panel installers across Yorkshire and The Humber. Start with your postcode and ask each company whether it can survey your property, carry out the installation and provide support afterwards. A regional shortlist is useful only when the company confirms the service it can offer at your address.
Put the same information in every enquiry: annual electricity use, when you are usually at home, roof photographs and any planned roof repairs. Ask for survey charges and travel costs to be shown before you book. Check whether the people surveying, fitting and servicing the system work for the same business, and who handles faults if subcontractors are involved.
Local council guidance can help you prepare questions. Leeds City Council distinguishes rough online improvement estimates from advice following an in-person survey. City of York Council advises checking roof condition and restrictions such as planning conditions before installation. These are local examples; use the authority responsible for your own address to resolve consent questions.
Once you have surveyed quotations, compare the assumptions as well as the totals. Have each installer identify shading, panel orientation and the household-use figures behind its estimate. Request the cost of panels alone alongside any battery option. If you expect to add electric heating or an electric vehicle, ask for that future demand to be shown separately from your current use.
Browse installer profiles on TopGreenDeals and contact the companies that confirm they serve your property. Keep the final equipment list, exclusions and aftercare arrangements with the quotation so you can compare what each contract actually includes.
Guidance sources
- City of York Council: solar panels guidance (checked 16 October 2026)
- Leeds City Council: make your home more energy efficient (checked 16 October 2026)
Frequently asked questions
- Which area does this Yorkshire installer page cover?
- This page covers Yorkshire and The Humber. Give installers your full postcode and confirm survey, installation and aftercare availability for your address before making a booking.
- Can I use one council’s solar advice for every Yorkshire property?
- Use the council responsible for your property for consent enquiries. The York and Leeds guidance cited here provides local examples of checks to discuss, not a region-wide planning decision or funding offer.
- How should I compare a nearby installer with a company based further away?
- Ask both to confirm any survey or travel charges, who carries out the work and how faults are handled after installation. Compare written responsibilities and costs alongside the equipment and generation estimates.