Find solar battery storage companies. Compare retrofit compatibility, usable capacity, backup requirements, installation work and warranties.
This category is a starting point for finding companies associated with solar batteries in existing directory records. Ask whether they install batteries alongside new panels, retrofit storage to existing PV, or support equipment already installed. Those are different services: an installer selling new systems may not diagnose every older battery or inverter. For a fuller comparison checklist and companies with reviewed service statements, use our solar battery installers guide.
Share your postcode, annual electricity consumption, available half-hourly consumption data, existing solar system size and inverter make and model. Explain whether your priority is using more solar generation at home, charging at different tariff times or supplying selected circuits during an outage. These goals may require different equipment and settings. Ask which assumptions the proposed design uses and avoid comparing battery capacity alone.
Ask for usable storage in kWh and the charge/discharge power in kW, along with the exact equipment models. Request a written specification covering electrical work, monitoring, access, commissioning, warranty, maintenance and any exclusions. A battery advertised online without installation is not directly comparable with a complete installed quotation. Ask how the system interacts with existing export metering, inverter limits and warranties before agreeing to a retrofit.
Do not assume a battery will power the property during a grid outage. Ask whether the proposed system includes backup operation, which circuits it supplies and its operating limits. Establish whether additional equipment and electrical work are included in the quote. For a permanently independent supply, use the separate off-grid solar category.
Confirm the company’s current postcode coverage, support for the proposed model and any manufacturer relationship. Directory categories are not independent certification. Request separate product and workmanship warranty terms and identify your contact if the installer stops supporting the equipment. Our brand guides provide product-specific questions and links to manufacturer resources.
Confirm your postcode, the exact work required and whether the company currently provides that service. Ask for relevant recent experience and a written specification before comparing quotations.
Existing category records are not independent certification. Check company claims against the appropriate official register or manufacturer and look for dated source information on enriched profiles.
Request equipment models, survey and installation scope, access, electrical work, commissioning, VAT, exclusions, payment stages and separate product and workmanship warranties.

Supplier obligation · Great Britain · extended to 31 December 2026. Check the current official route; directory records do not establish eligibility.

Domestic solar PV grant · Republic of Ireland, not Northern Ireland. Check the current official route; directory records do not establish eligibility.

Export tariff · Great Britain · not an installation subsidy. Check the current official route; directory records do not establish eligibility.

Council-delivered improvements · England · subject to eligibility and funding. Check the current official route; directory records do not establish eligibility.
Assessed home improvements · Wales. Check the current official route; directory records do not establish eligibility.

Solar PV and battery funding withdrawn for new applicants · Scotland. Check the current official route; directory records do not establish eligibility.

Compare solar companies with NICEIC category records. Check current registration, electrical scope, paperwork and aftercare.
Understand IET membership when comparing solar installers. Check individual claims and distinguish membership from business certification.

Understand BS 7671 when comparing solar electrical work. Ask about design, testing and documentation; it is not an installer accreditation scheme.

Compare solar companies with MCS category records. Check current certification, technology scope and the installer named on your quotation.

Compare solar companies with RECC category records. Check current membership, quotations, payment protection and consumer guidance.

Compare GivEnergy installer enquiries, battery requirements and support. Check company claims and current product information with the manufacturer.

Compare solar companies with TrustMark category records. Check current registration, relevant work, consumer protection and contract details.

Compare solar companies with NAPIT category records. Check the registered business, certification scope and installation paperwork.
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