Homeowner Blog

When you invest in solar panels and battery storage, the questions are always the same. How much electricity will it actually generate. How much difference does the battery make. Is there any maintenance or hassle involved. And above all, how much impact will it really have on your electricity bill. Is it a worthwhile investment.

If you want a quick, reliable answer, there are four ways to size a roof for solar: satellite measuring, measuring from architectural plans, measuring in person, and drone survey. Below we go into detail about each method to answer the question how many solar panels you can fit on your roof. Read this blog if you want more than a rough guess.

With solar installations on the rise, many homeowners ask the same question: should I use my solar panels to charge my EV? At first glance, the answer seems obvious. Solar provides free electricity, so why not use it to power your car and enjoy zero-emission miles?

As more homeowners look for sleek, high-performing renewable energy systems, Viridian Solar has emerged as a leading choice for in-roof solar. Unlike traditional on-roof solar systems that sit above the tiles, Viridian integrates directly into the roofline, creating a neat, efficient, and cost-effective solution.

Deciding to install solar panels and a battery is one of the smartest investments you can make for your home. Done right, it can cut energy bills, provide independence from the grid, and add value to your property. But if it’s done wrong, the outcome can be costly and disappointing. Solar is not something you can just order online and have working out of the box. Careful planning and expert design are essential to getting the best long-term return.

Solar panels produce electricity from the sun’s rays, which means there is no greenhouse gas emissions or pollution, unlike with burning coal, natural gas or any other fossil fuels. This can significantly reduce your carbon footprint and help with the fight against global warming.