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Independent solar inspection a second opinion that works for you

A fully independent review of your solar and battery system — not affiliated with your installer or manufacturer. Performance analysis, settings audit, and a written report suitable for disputes, solicitors, insurers, and pre-purchase decisions.

Remote inspection — £145, report within 48 hours On-site inspection — £295, physical visit included No affiliation with installer or manufacturer
Pricing
£145 · Remote inspection

Performance data review, configuration audit, written report within 48 hours

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£295 · On-site inspection

Physical site visit — panels, wiring, installation quality — plus full data and configuration review

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Just need a fault identified?
The Remote Diagnostic at £75 identifies the fault and gives you an action plan.

What the inspection covers

Remote and on-site options cover different areas.

Remote inspection — £145
Performance analysis

12+ months of generation and export data benchmarked against expected output for your system size and location.

Settings and configuration audit

Export limits, CT clamp settings, charge schedules, tariff alignment, and firmware version reviewed.

Battery health review

Charge and discharge patterns, depth of discharge, BMS events, and estimated remaining capacity.

Written independent report (PDF)

Findings, evidence, and recommendations. Suitable for solicitors, insurers, and dispute resolution. Delivered within 48 hours.

On-site inspection — £295
Everything in the remote inspection

Full performance, configuration, and battery review included as standard.

Physical panel and roof assessment

Panel condition, mounting, shading, and any visible physical defects documented.

Installation quality inspection

DC and AC wiring, isolators, safety labelling, and electrical installation standards observed and documented.

Comprehensive written report (PDF)

Includes photographic evidence of physical observations alongside data analysis. Stronger evidence for disputes.

Who books an independent inspection

Pre-purchase property buyers

Is the solar system actually worth what's being added to the property price? Remote inspection gives you an independent answer before you exchange.

Installer disputes

Was it installed correctly? Is it producing what it should? Independent evidence for solicitors, RECC, or dispute resolution services.

Insurance claims

Independent documentation of what the system was producing before a claim event, and any evidence of damage or underperformance.

Post-installation quality checks

Was your system commissioned correctly? Many installations have settings errors, misconfigured export limits, or CT clamp reversals that cost money quietly.

How the inspection works

1
Book and provide access

Select remote or on-site. Share read-only monitoring access and confirm the system details (brand, model, installation date). For on-site, we confirm a site visit date.

2
Inspection (remote: within 24 hours · on-site: agreed date)

We review your data, configuration, and — for on-site — the physical installation. We document findings independently with no obligation to any manufacturer or installer narrative.

3
Written report delivered (PDF, within 48 hours)

Independent written report covering all findings, evidence, and recommendations. Suitable for solicitors, insurers, or your own records.

4
Optional follow-up

If you want to discuss the report or understand specific findings, a follow-up call is available at no extra cost. We can also provide a separate remediation quote if faults are found.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. We are fully independent — not affiliated with any installer or manufacturer. The report documents what we observe in the data and configuration, and is suitable for solicitors, insurers, and dispute resolution services including RECC. It is not a court-admissible expert witness report, but it carries weight as independent professional evidence.

The remote inspection (£145) covers everything accessible via your monitoring platform — generation performance, battery health, settings, configuration quality. The on-site inspection (£295) adds a physical visit: panel condition, wiring quality, DC and AC installation, safety labelling, and electrical standards. If you need evidence of physical installation quality, choose on-site. For data and performance evidence, remote is usually sufficient.

Yes. As soon as you have temporary monitoring access from the current owner, we can inspect and report within 48 hours. If monitoring access isn't available, ask your solicitor to request it as part of due diligence. See also our guide for buyers of homes with solar.

No. We are independent engineers, not MCS-certified installers. MCS certification covers installer qualification and standards compliance. NICEIC is for electrical safety sign-off. Our inspection is performance and configuration focused — what is the system actually producing, how is it configured, and are there any problems? If you need formal MCS audit or NICEIC electrical sign-off, you need a separate qualified contractor.

All findings are documented in the report with recommendations. If there are settings issues, we'll flag them. If there are hardware faults that need repair, we can quote for a remote diagnostic or on-site repair — you're not committed to anything beyond the inspection.

Inspection

Book an independent solar inspection

Remote at £145 or on-site at £295. You'll receive a written independent report covering system condition, generation performance, battery health, documentation status, and recommended actions. No obligation to proceed to any further work.

Fully independent — not tied to any manufacturer or installer
Written report within 48 hours
Suitable for disputes, conveyancing, and insurance claims

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