Installers listed by region

UK Commercial Solar Installers by Region

Independently operated UK commercial solar installers and electrical contractors, listed by region for reference. This site has not vetted them: check each one on the MCS and NICEIC registers before you appoint anyone.

Accreditations to check before you appoint an installer

This site is an independent guide and not an installer — it holds none of these itself. Each badge links to the scheme register.

Commercial solar is fundamentally a local trade. The roof survey, structural calculation, DNO liaison, council planning conversation and post-commissioning site visits all benefit from an installer who can be on site quickly. This page lists independently operated installer and contractor businesses across the UK, grouped by region, as a starting point for your own research. Solar Panels For Businesses is published by SEO Dons Ltd. We are not an installer, we do not supply or fit solar, and we have not vetted the firms below.

How to check any installer

Before you appoint anyone, check three things yourself: trading history (Companies House record and a customer base you can contact), current accreditations (MCS for solar PV, NICEIC for electrical work, RECC for consumer-facing work, each checked on the scheme's own register), and a credible delivery model (their own engineers and electricians rather than a chain of subcontractors). Ask for an insurance-backed workmanship warranty and for references from projects of your size.

Why local matters for commercial solar

The DNO process alone makes local delivery a major advantage. UK Power Networks, Northern Powergrid, SSEN, NGED, SP Energy Networks and NIE each have different application timelines and pre-application processes. An installer who has filed many G99 applications with your DNO in the last two years will usually move faster than one who has not.

The same logic applies to council planning. The conservation officer, the planning team and the listed-buildings consultant are people with patterns of decision-making that experienced local installers know. National installers can be excellent at the technical work but slower at the soft sign-offs.

Site visits are the third axis. A 50 kW office rooftop install might need three site visits during the design phase: structural survey, electrical infrastructure review and a final walk-through. With a local installer those are short visits; with a national installer they can be day-long trips with travel costs that show up in the quote.

Regions covered

The firms listed cover ten core UK regions. Where a region has more than one firm, they often specialise differently within it (commercial electrical, combined heat-pump-plus-solar and so on), so compare what each says on its own site.

Installers by region

Installers listed by UK region

Independently operated UK installers and contractors, listed by region. Check each firm’s own registrations (MCS, NICEIC or equivalent) on the scheme registers before you appoint; this site is an independent guide and does not deliver installs.

North East

Yarm, Teesside

NICEIC-approved commercial electrical contractor delivering high-voltage installations, factory wiring, and EV charging infrastructure across the North East.

commercial electrical / EV charging Visit site

Washington, Tyne & Wear

MCS-certified renewables installer covering 18 North East towns — solar PV, battery storage, heat pumps and EV chargers for SMEs and homes across Northumberland, Tyne & Wear, Durham and Teesside.

solar / battery / heat pumps Visit site

Yorkshire

Hull / Yorkshire-wide

Established Yorkshire-wide renewables installer covering solar PV, battery storage and EV charging for businesses across Leeds, Sheffield, Bradford, Hull and the Humber industrial belt.

commercial solar / battery Visit site

Hemsworth, West Yorkshire

NICEIC-registered electrical and renewables contractor delivering commercial solar PV, EV chargers and industrial electrical works across Wakefield, Pontefract, Hemsworth and South Yorkshire.

electrical / solar / EV Visit site

Doncaster, South Yorkshire

Doncaster-based commercial electrical contractor specialising in factory and warehouse electrical works, three-phase upgrades, and PV tie-ins across South Yorkshire and the M18 corridor.

commercial electrical / industrial Visit site

Greater Manchester

Salford, Greater Manchester

UK commercial solar O&M specialist based in Salford — solar inverter replacement, performance monitoring, year-one yield audits and long-term maintenance contracts for systems above 50 kW nationwide.

commercial solar O&M / maintenance Visit site

West Midlands

West Midlands

Long-established West Midlands solar installer covering Birmingham, Coventry, Wolverhampton and the Black Country — commercial PV, battery storage and EV charging for SMEs and homes.

solar / battery storage Visit site

East Midlands

Hertfordshire / Leicester

Eco Energy delivers solar PV, battery storage and heat pump systems for commercial and domestic clients across the East Midlands and Hertfordshire — particularly Leicester, Northampton and the M1 corridor.

solar / battery / heat pumps Visit site

Thorpe Astley, Leicester

Leicester-area renewables installer delivering commercial solar PV, battery storage and EV charging across the East Midlands and the Leicestershire industrial estates.

solar / battery / EV Visit site

East Anglia

East Anglia

East Anglia commercial renewables installer covering Norwich, Ipswich, Peterborough, Cambridge and the wider East of England — solar PV, battery storage, EV charging and ground-mount systems.

solar / battery / ground-mount Visit site

Hertfordshire & Essex

Hertfordshire

Hertfordshire solar installer covering commercial PV and domestic solar across St Albans, Watford, Stevenage, Hemel Hempstead and the M25 commercial property belt.

solar PV Visit site

Basildon, Essex

Essex-based renewables installer specialising in solar thermal hot water systems alongside solar PV and heat pumps — commercial and domestic projects across Essex and East London.

solar thermal / PV / heat pumps Visit site

South Coast

Hampshire / Southampton

South Coast solar installer covering Hampshire, Dorset and West Sussex — commercial PV, domestic solar, battery storage and EV charging across Southampton, Portsmouth, Bournemouth and the South Coast commercial property belt.

solar / battery / EV Visit site

South West

Portishead, Bristol & Somerset

Bristol-area commercial renewables installer covering Somerset, North Somerset and the Bristol commercial property market — solar PV, battery storage and energy management.

solar / battery / energy management Visit site

Melksham, Wiltshire

Wiltshire renewables installer covering Melksham, Bath, Trowbridge and Swindon — commercial solar PV, battery storage and air-source heat pumps for South West businesses.

solar / battery / heat pumps Visit site

Pool, Redruth, Cornwall

Cornwall-based renewables specialist combining solar PV with air-source and ground-source heat pumps — commercial and domestic across Cornwall and West Devon.

solar / heat pumps combined Visit site

Wales

Bridgend area, South Wales

South Wales commercial electrical and renewables contractor covering Bridgend, Cardiff, Swansea and the M4 corridor — three-phase commercial installs, solar PV tie-ins and EV charging.

commercial electrical / solar Visit site

What these firms say they cover

Between them the listed firms describe work across the commercial renewables stack. Check each firm's own site and registrations for what it actually does:

  • Commercial solar PV from small rooftops up to ground-mount schemes.
  • Battery storage and hybrid inverter systems.
  • EV charging infrastructure, from workplace chargers to DC rapid installations.
  • Heat pump replacement of gas, sometimes combined with solar PV.
  • Commercial electrical works such as three-phase upgrades and switchgear renewal.
  • Solar O&M and maintenance for systems already installed.

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Include your postcode, building type, approximate roof or ground area, annual electricity consumption (or a copy of your last 12 months of bills), any planning constraints and your funding preference (cash purchase plus AIA, asset finance or PPA).

For the wider picture, the commercial installer market is a useful overview.

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