Solar, Battery and EV, Done Properly
Devon Solar installs solar panels, battery storage and EV charging across the county, from Exmoor to the South Hams. MCS-certified, TrustMark-registered, and tailored to your home rather than a one-size-fits-all package.
MCS-certified, TrustMark-registered.
Our installers are MCS-certified, the industry standard certification for solar PV and battery storage installation in the UK, and required for eligibility for most export tariffs and grant schemes. We are also a TrustMark-registered business, a government-endorsed scheme that vets tradespeople against consumer-protection standards. Both matter beyond the paperwork: if you ever need to make a warranty claim, switch supplier, or sell a property with solar already installed, having a certified, registered installer on record makes that process straightforward instead of a headache.
MCS certified
The recognised industry standard for solar PV and battery installation.
TrustMark registered
Government-endorsed quality standard for tradespeople.
Fully Insured
Insurance-backed guarantee on every installation for full peace of mind.
From first call to switch-on.
Every job follows the same process, whatever the size of the system, so you know what to expect from the first phone call onwards.
Free phone survey
Tell us about your property and energy use. Takes a few minutes, no obligation.
Site visit
An accredited surveyor checks your roof, shading and existing electrics in person.
Fixed quote
A clear, itemised quote for your property, not a generic package.
Installation
Most residential installs are completed within one to two days, and we talk you through the system before we leave.
Solar, battery and EV, tailored to you.
We design and install solar panel systems, battery storage and home EV charging, either as standalone projects or combined into one system sized to your household. No cookie-cutter systems, every quote starts with a proper survey of your actual property. Devon’s housing stock varies as much as its landscape: Georgian terraces around Exeter’s centre, thatched cottages in the villages inland, and coastal properties from Torquay to Ilfracombe that have to stand up to salt and Atlantic weather. A good number of properties also sit inside Dartmoor or Exmoor National Park, or in a coastal conservation area, where planning rules need checking before anything is quoted. We factor all of that in from the first site visit, rather than after you’ve already committed.