Durham County Council, County Durham
250 homes and 690 measures across Ferryhill, Shildon and Evenwood under LAD2, with residents trained as Energy Champions. Led by Miles Sharples, now Managing Director of Energy Giants.
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City of York Council, York
60 off-gas homes under the Home Upgrade Grant, from community sign up events to heat pumps, solar and insulation. Led by Miles Sharples, now at Energy Giants.
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North Star Housing, Darlington
100 social rented homes on three terraces: brick effect external wall insulation, new windows and doors, heat pumps and ventilation under SHDF wave 2. Led by Miles Sharples.
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Tesla Powerwall 3 on a slate roof, Great Harwood
Twenty two Aiko panels on natural slate among tall trees, and a Tesla Powerwall 3 in the outbuilding. 10.23 kWp and 13.5 kWh.
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Tesla Powerwall 3 on a new build, Clitheroe
Designed before the house was even on the satellite map. Thirteen Aiko panels and a Tesla Powerwall 3 on a brand new home.
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Solar and a battery on a small home, Clitheroe
Seven panels in one row and a Hanchu battery in the garage. Sized to a small bill, it covers around 93% of the home’s electricity.
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Solar and battery on a split roof, Ashton-in-Makerfield
A roof facing south west and north east, panels on both slopes, and a Fox ESS battery. About three quarters of the home’s power from its own roof.
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A due south roof, Birstall
Ten Aiko panels facing due south with no shade, and a Fox ESS battery tucked into the outbuilding. Nearly two thirds of the home’s power from the sun.
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A battery for 2016 solar panels, Tingley
Panels fitted by another installer in 2016, now with a Fox ESS hybrid inverter and battery. One day on site, panels untouched.
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Tesla Powerwall 3 without solar, Morley
No panels at all. A Tesla Powerwall 3 that charges on cheap overnight electricity and runs the house through the day.
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Adding to an older solar system, Corby Glen
The old 1 kW system stayed. Ten new Aiko panels, a Fox ESS hybrid inverter and a battery went in alongside it.
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Tesla Powerwall 3 and solar, Yaxley
A busy household, ten Aiko panels on a south east roof and a Tesla Powerwall 3. Around 95% of the solar used at home.
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The Rising Sun, Haverigg
The roof was coming off anyway, so the panels went in it rather than on it. A 10.92 kWp in roof array set into new slate, with 35.72 kWh of storage behind it.
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Torentum Court, Fleetwood
Fifteen flat roofs and 179 m of tiles lifted and reinstated, delivered inside a £700,000 energy efficiency programme with EcoGee for Regenda Homes, with residents at home throughout.
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Extension roof, Litherland
An L shaped extension roof surveyed in July and rebuilt over two days in August as a warm roof: 140 mm of PIR above the joists, new OSB, EPDM rubber and new white fascias to match the cladding.
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Rear extension roof, Llanrwst
A stained, ponding felt roof over a kitchen extension in the Conwy valley, rebuilt as a warm roof with 140 mm of PIR and an EPDM rubber finish, in one working day.
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Garage flat roof, Ruthin
A worn felt garage roof rebuilt as a warm roof: vapour control layer, 140 mm of PIR, new deck, EPDM rubber and new fascias, all in one working day.
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Kirklees Council, West Yorkshire
Failed cavity fill taken out, walls dried and damp proofed, then refilled and ventilated across occupied council homes in Huddersfield and Dewsbury. Led by Miles Sharples, now Managing Director of EnergyGiants.
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Somerset Avenue, Wilpshire
Nine Aiko panels on a south facing back roof and an 11.52 kWh Fox ESS battery in the garage, designed to cover 78% of the home’s electricity.
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Aspire Housing, Staffordshire
A £1.3 million fabric first programme across occupied social housing in Newcastle under Lyme: heating, ventilation, windows, doors and loft insulation, assessed and coordinated in house to PAS 2035. Every home upgraded in year one reached EPC band C.
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Near Aberystwyth, Ceredigion
Eighteen Aiko panels on an east facing roof and two Tesla Powerwall 3 units on the outside wall, 27 kWh, on a supply capped at 4 kW of export. Designed to cover 64% of a large household’s electricity.
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Who do you deliver this work for?
Homeowners, landlords, businesses, housing associations and councils, and main contractors who need a package delivered inside a wider programme. Each case study is tagged with who it was delivered for, so the Delivered for filter above shows you the ones like yours.
Where do you work?
Our head office is in Clitheroe, Lancashire, with offices in Manchester and London. Domestic solar and battery work centres on Lancashire, Cumbria, Greater Manchester and Cheshire. Retrofit programmes for councils and housing providers run across the UK, including County Durham, North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire and Staffordshire.
What standards is the work delivered to?
Flat roof insulation is delivered under our PAS 2030 certification as a TrustMark registered installer. Whole house retrofit programmes are assessed and coordinated in house to PAS 2035, with a named Retrofit Coordinator, Designer and Assessor. Every certificate is listed on our accreditations page with its scope.
Are the savings and generation figures real?
They are estimates, and we say so. Generation and self sufficiency come from the performance estimate in the quote; bill savings carry the tariff, usage and price growth assumptions they were built on; programme outcomes such as EPC bands come from delivery records. Each case study has a notes section that says where every figure came from.
Fancy being the next one on here?
If you have a re roof, an extension or a rising electricity bill in Lancashire, Cumbria or anywhere across the North West, that is the moment to have the conversation. Survey first, figures second, no pressure either way. If you run housing stock, or a programme that needs a delivery partner, it is the same conversation with a longer spreadsheet.