About

Honest solar guidance for UK homeowners

Solar is a big, considered purchase, and most of the information out there is written to sell you something. Skyward Solar exists to do the opposite: to help you work out whether solar is genuinely worth it for your home, in plain numbers, before anyone tries to win your business.

We model the likely cost, output and payback for your specific roof, explain the grants and rules as they actually are, and the installation itself is carried out by MCS-certified installers. If the numbers do not add up for your home, we would rather tell you than talk you into it.

Numbers first

We start with whether solar is worth it for your home, with real costs and payback. If it does not stack up, we say so.

You decide in your own time

We give you the figures and leave the decision to you. Take as long as you need, with no obligation.

MCS-certified installers

The work is done by MCS-certified installers, the standard required for export payments and most grants.

Plain English

We explain what matters and skip what does not, so you can make a confident decision without a degree in electrical engineering.

How we research our content

Every figure on the site is drawn from authoritative sources, not other companies' marketing. For costs, grants, tariffs and rules we use the likes of gov.uk, Ofgem, MCS, HMRC and the Energy Saving Trust, and we list the sources on each page.

Prices, export rates and schemes change, so pages that rely on them carry a “last checked” date and are reviewed when the numbers move. Where something is genuinely uncertain or varies by home, we say so rather than guess.

The people behind the content

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Daniel Osei · Editor

Looks after the guides and the numbers behind them, and makes sure every page answers a real question a homeowner has.

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Megan Clarke · Writer

Writes the cost, grants and suitability content, and keeps the figures current as prices, tariffs and schemes change.

See what solar would do for your home

Answer a few quick questions for a rough estimate of system size, cost and payback.