An Enphase enquiry should identify whether you need a new panel installation, help with an existing system or a battery proposal. Ask the company to explain the complete system and handover, including the equipment on the roof and the monitoring you will use.
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Office: Farnham, South East
DJK Renewables offers solar PV and battery installation, and describes using Enphase microinverters and IQ batteries. Confirm the proposed models and current manufacturer status directly.
Confirm service area directly. Company information reviewed 2026-09-19.
Ask about your projectAsk the installer to list the panel and microinverter models and explain the layout. Have roof access, scaffolding, mounting and any roof repairs itemised. If the proposal replaces existing equipment, ask what will be removed, how it will be handled and which existing warranties may be affected.
For a new system, request a demonstration of the monitoring and confirmation that the homeowner account belongs to you. If the system came with your house, explain which app credentials and commissioning documents you have. Ask how the company will distinguish a monitoring problem from a generation fault before quoting for replacement parts.
Supply the current component models and ask for a compatible design with a clear equipment list. Storage capacity, output and backup are separate questions. Ask whether the proposed battery work also requires changes to monitoring, electrical circuits or other system components, and ensure those changes appear in the total.
For a new installation, ask for a design that identifies panels, microinverters, monitoring equipment and any storage or backup components separately. For an existing fault, provide the monitoring symptoms and the equipment records you have. Explain whether one part of the array appears affected or the entire system has stopped reporting. The contractor should distinguish loss of monitoring from loss of generation before recommending equipment changes. Ask what it can investigate remotely and what requires a site visit, including the cost of roof access if a component beneath a panel needs attention.
Share the complete system inventory rather than just saying you have Enphase solar. Ask the installer which components remain, which must change and what additional controls or electrical work are required for the proposed battery. If backup is a goal, describe the circuits and appliances you want supported and request the operating limits in writing. Compare complete installed configurations rather than battery module prices alone. Ask who confirms compatibility and what happens to the support and warranty arrangements for equipment already at the property.
Make sure the handover gives you appropriate access to the system monitoring and identifies who manages installer-side support. If ownership of the property has changed, raise account transfer early. Keep the component list, commissioning records and warranty details together. Ask the service company how it charges for remote assistance, diagnosis, replacement parts and any return visit.
Use Enphase’s homeowner installer network as a manufacturer starting point. Confirm that the company covers your postcode and offers the particular installation or support service you need.
Ask whether it accepts work on systems installed by another company and supports your component generation. Provide monitoring access details, fault information and existing documents.
Request panels, microinverters, monitoring equipment, electrical work, roof access, commissioning, VAT and warranty responsibilities. Compare like-for-like scopes.
No. Confirm the business identity, installation scope, relevant certification, insurance, payment terms and aftercare as well as any manufacturer relationship.
Include your postcode, equipment details, whether this is a new or existing system and what you need the company to do. We’ll try to match your requirements with local or nationwide installers. Our team reviews requests and confirms the proposed companies with you before sharing your contact and project details.
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