About Solar Panel Price Check
Learn what this independent solar quote-comparison and enquiry-referral website does, what it does not do, and how its guides are researched and written.
The problem this site solves
Solar quotes are hard to compare. Each installer prices a system in its own way, so two quotes rarely look alike. Because of this, many homeowners cannot tell which offer is fair.
Solar Panel Price Check helps you fix that. First, you can turn any quote into a £-per-kWp figure. That figure is easy to compare. Then we explain what a full quote should include.
Once you see the facts, you can record an enquiry. After that, we will match you with vetted, MCS-certified installers for comparison.
What kind of service this is not
We are not an installer, lender, broker or government service. We do not employ or speak for any install crew. Also, no installer is ever contacted automatically just because you sent an enquiry.
Your data and the two separate steps
The process has two steps, and they stay apart. First, you can use the quote-checker calculator. Nothing you type there leaves your browser, so we never submit it anywhere.
Second, you can ask for quotes. Only that enquiry reaches us. It goes into the authenticated central MoreLeadz lead dashboard. There, the operator manages and follows it up.
However, an enquiry is not an installation booking. In addition, it does not guarantee that a provider covers your postcode.
Who is behind the guides
The Solar Panel Price Check editorial team writes every guide. We write from clearly named sources. These are mainly MCS, RECC, GOV.UK and the Competition and Markets Authority.
No named external solar-industry reviewer is attached right now. Each guide says so. Meanwhile, we will add bios once real reviewers agree to check the work.
What we rule out
We will not make up reviews, badges or local offices. Nor will we make response-time claims or savings guarantees. Instead, we keep to what we can show. Then you can trust what you read.
For example, the calculator always labels its output an indicative worksheet figure. It is never a quote or a market price estimate. So treat it as a start for your own checks.