Is it worth it?
Often, yes, because pool filtration, fridges, security, dehumidifiers and pumps keep running while the house is empty. A system that covers that base load and the summer daytime demand usually pays back well. A system sized only for August often does not.
Size for the year
We model occupied and empty months separately and look at the standing load when nobody is there.
Batteries
A battery that sits idle for months is hard to justify on savings. It makes sense with frequent stays, evening-heavy rentals or a backup need for security and pumps.
Monitoring from abroad
Every system has an app showing production and consumption, with alerts if something stops. You see it wherever you are.
Installing while you are away
We arrange access with you, a neighbour or your property manager and send photos as the work goes on.
Holiday lets
Guests use cooling and pools heavily in daylight, so solar cuts the running cost of a busy let.
Questions owners ask
What happens to the solar when the house is empty?
It powers the standing loads; the rest is exported and credited on your bill.
Can you install while I am not on the island?
Yes.