A large roof or promising bill model does not prove solar fits.
Check the building, electricity use and ownership questions that can make a project a poor fit. Without answers, the same fit question remains when you come to judge a proposal.
Ask about my home's solar questions · Check business-site considerations
A person reviews an enquiry and follows up for a conversation. An enquiry is not a purchase or automatic installer referral; this is not an instant quote or live side-by-side comparison.
Find the questions your site still needs to answer
Choose the closest property type to check relevant constraints and questions. Savings scenarios are hypothetical, not measured customer results or a forecast for your site.
- Homes & Residential — Unclear whether your roof and daily use suit home solar? Check roof condition, shading, household demand and the grid connection before treating an example as a forecast.
- Warehouses — A large warehouse roof does not settle solar fit. Check roof condition, structure, daytime demand and grid export before judging a proposal.
- Distribution Centres — Round-the-clock demand can make solar's contribution hard to judge. Check operational loads, roof rights, access and network constraints.
- Fulfilment Centres — Busy daytime operations still leave roof, load and connection questions. Check measured demand, roof structure and network constraints.
- Retail — Daytime trading does not settle fit. Roof ownership, metering, operating hours and building constraints all matter.
- Shopping Centres — Shared meters and roof rights can complicate solar fit. Check landlord and tenant arrangements, fire access and common-area loads.
- Community Buildings — Tight budgets and uneven opening hours make fit harder to judge. Building condition and seasonal use need to be considered.
- Data-Intensive Sites — Always-on demand can make rooftop solar's contribution hard to judge. Compare site demand with available roof generation and network constraints.
- Agriculture — Seasonal demand and roof condition can make farm solar hard to assess. Check agricultural roof condition, asbestos risk, cable routes and farm access.
What this page can—and cannot—answer
Are the scenarios customer results?
No. They are hypothetical calculations using stated assumptions, not testimonials, measured installations, quotes or forecasts for your property. The approved and illustrative images are not evidence for those calculations.
Will an enquiry compare quotes, verify credentials or approve a DNO application?
No. A person reviews the enquiry and follows up for a conversation. It is not a quote-comparison service, installer credential check, site survey, design or DNO approval. Use the relevant scheme directory and ask a designer or installer to explain the actual application and evidence.
Waiting does not validate a roof or make a model more representative. Until site and usage assumptions are checked, the same unanswered questions remain when you later judge a proposal; meanwhile, your existing electricity arrangements continue. No universal deadline or saving from acting now is implied.
Residential installations

Terraced home 
Detached brick home 
Stone home 
Family home 
Country home
Commercial installations

Distribution warehouse 
Industrial buildings 
Commercial offices 
Retail building 
Fulfilment warehouse