Flux Solar Energy

30/10/2026

Planning a new roof? Bring solar into the conversation early.

At this Horwich project, we coordinated with the roofing contractor to fit Viridian in-roof panels as part of the roof replacement. This photograph shows the work in progress.

If a roof project is on your list, tell us your plans and we can discuss the solar options before the work begins.

Read the case study:
https://fluxsolarenergy.com/inroof-solar-panels-in-horwich/

Enquiries: [email protected]

28/10/2026

Comparing battery quotes? Take these questions into the conversation:

• What usable capacity is included?
• What equipment will it work with?
• How has the proposed size been matched to my household?
• What do the warranty and installation price cover?

Ask for the reasoning behind the recommendation, so you can compare more than a headline price.

Talk through your plans with Flux: [email protected]

Photo: our Horwich solar project.

26/10/2026

From our project archive: solar in Stockport.

This home’s installation paired eight 440 W JA Solar panels with a Solis inverter, creating a 3.52 kWp array. It’s a useful example of a domestic system without filling every available section of roof.

See the installation and equipment in our case study:
https://fluxsolarenergy.com/a-solar-installation-in-stockport/

23/10/2026

Thinking about solar panels or battery storage? Start with your home and how you use electricity.

At Flux Solar Energy, we help you explore a system that suits your property and your needs, with a straightforward quote so you can make an informed decision.

Tell us what you're looking to achieve: lower electricity bills, storing more of your solar power, or planning ahead for an electric vehicle.

Request a quote: https://fluxsolarenergy.com/

Flux Solar Energy offers expert packages, designed to fit your home. Our friendly, knowledgeable team is here to offer advice and guide you through every step.

21/10/2026

Grey skies don’t mean your solar panels stop working ☁️⚡

Panels generate electricity from daylight, even when the sun isn’t shining. You’ll produce less during winter, but solar is still a year-round investment.

Wondering whether solar and a battery would suit your home? Flux can help you understand the options, without the jargon.

Send us a message to get started.

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20/05/2026

We’re proud when customers trust us with their homes.

Choosing an installer is about more than panels — it’s about trust, workmanship and support.

If you’re considering solar, need assistance with existing solar or simply want to know more - speak with our team today.

11/05/2026

Another residential system installed and generating.

Last year we completed this project for a homeowner looking to reduce energy costs and add long-term value to their property - and just look at those month on month savings!!

System highlights:
☀ High-efficiency panels
🔋 Battery-ready setup
🏡 Designed for the property’s usage needs

Thinking about what solar could look like on your roof? Get in touch for a free survey.

28/04/2026

A common misconception:

“Solar doesn’t work in the UK.”

It does.

Solar panels generate electricity from daylight — even in overcast conditions.

That’s why more UK homeowners are switching every year.

Got questions about performance in winter, rain or battery storage? Drop them below and we’ll answer them in our next post.

24/04/2026

Ready for Lower Energy Bills This Summer?

Summer is one of the best times to make solar work harder for your home.

With longer daylight hours ahead, installing now means you can start generating sooner.

✔ Lower electricity costs
✔ Reduce reliance on the grid
✔ Future-proof your home

Thinking about solar in 2026? Get a free quote from our team.

Send us a message to find out what your roof could generate.

29/10/2025

Getting solar is step one. Step two? Making it work smarter for you.

Here are 5 expert-backed tips to help you get the most out of your solar setup:

1. Time your high-usage appliances
Run washing machines, dishwashers & EV chargers between 10am–3pm when solar production peaks.

2. Use a smart energy monitor
Track production & usage in real-time — and spot opportunities to shift usage to solar hours.

3. Schedule heating or hot water with solar
If you use electric heating or immersion heaters, set them to run during daylight hours.

4. Check inverter data monthly
Most systems show if there’s a performance issue — a quick check can save you money long term.

5. Consider adding east & west-facing panels
Not just south! This setup spreads generation across more hours of the day = more usable solar.

Ready to unlock more savings from your rooftop? Click the link in our bio to speak to one of our experts