Keep it running well
A bit of attention now can catch small problems before they cost you generation. Tell us about your system and we'll pass it to an independent technician.
Solar PV systems are designed to operate with relatively little day-to-day attention, but that does not mean every installation should be ignored indefinitely. Equipment ages, outdoor components remain exposed to the weather and small problems can sometimes become more disruptive if left unnoticed.
Maintenance and servicing enquiries cover existing solar installations across Wiltshire. Independent technicians focus on the condition and operation of the system, investigate concerns and recommend remedial work where there is a practical reason for it. Unnecessary work is not encouraged simply for the sake of a maintenance schedule.
Useful maintenance is based on the actual condition of the installation. The appropriate work depends on system age, environment, accessibility and any symptoms already present.
Relevant components can be checked for visible signs of deterioration, damage or other issues requiring attention.
If maintenance is prompted by falling output, a technician can investigate whether there is an underlying fault rather than treating it as routine servicing.
The inverter and available operating information can provide useful clues about how the system is behaving.
Where inspection identifies a practical maintenance need, the technician can explain the work required and agree the next step with you.
Systems that have been installed for many years may benefit from a condition review, particularly where maintenance history is uncertain.
Maintenance requirements differ between installations. Quotes are based on the system and work needed rather than the same maintenance package for every property.
Roughly when it was installed, if you know.
Any previous servicing, repairs or replaced parts.
Lower generation, new warning messages or something that looks different.
A general condition check, or a look at a specific concern. Agree the scope with the technician beforehand.
Tell us the age of your system and any concerns you have noticed.
Free — no obligations
The technician discusses its age, known history and any recent changes in operation.
Relevant system components are reviewed according to the maintenance scope.
The technician explains faults, deterioration or other concerns identified during the visit.
Where remedial work is appropriate, the technician explains what is needed and why.