
A local visit with whole-system thinking
Property use assessed
We connect electricity patterns and heating demand before sizing equipment.
Access planned early
We review roof, outdoor and internal positions before final design.
Staged projects considered
We can plan today's installation around technologies added later.
Plan electricity and heating at one property
If you're considering more than one technology, separate decisions can leave you with mismatched equipment and awkward controls. We visit properties in Newcastle upon Tyne to assess solar potential, battery storage and heat pump demand as one project. The survey covers roof access, likely panel positions, outdoor heat pump space, internal equipment room and the way the property uses electricity and heat. We can then explain which combination is practical and whether it should be installed together or planned in stages.


Give us useful details before the visit
A clear enquiry helps us prepare the right type of survey. Tell us about the property, access arrangements, current heating and the technologies you are considering. We carry out property visits in Newcastle upon Tyne from our Hexham base, so early information about parking, roof access or restricted equipment positions is useful. After assessing the site, we can set out suitable system options and provide a free quote based on the property rather than a generic package.
Frequently asked questions
What should we provide before arranging a renewable survey?
Tell us the property type, current heating, technologies of interest and any access limits. Electricity-use information and recent energy bills can also help us understand likely demand before the visit.
Can solar panels, a battery and a heat pump work together?
Yes, when capacities, connections and controls are coordinated. We assess generation, storage and heating demand together, while explaining where grid electricity will still be needed through the year.
Can we begin with only one renewable technology?
Yes. We can assess the first installation and consider likely later additions. Planning equipment space, electrical capacity and compatible controls early can make a phased project more straightforward.
Services offered in Newcastle upon Tyne

