Westinghouse electrical and solar

Solar Energy
Birmingham, West Midlands B11 3BU

Westinghouse Electrical and Solar installs solar panels for homeowners in Birmingham, operating from 9 Tetley Road.

A homeowner contacting them would typically discuss the size of a solar array suitable for their roof, the expected energy generation for their property, and the process for obtaining a quotation. The conversation may also cover a survey of the roof’s condition and orientation, as well as the estimated installation timeline and any available financing options.

One practical thing to ask Westinghouse Electrical and Solar is whether they hold MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme) certification, as this is required for installations to qualify for the Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) payments from energy suppliers.

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