Solar Panels in Antrim
First Class Solar is a regular in the Antrim area, installing solar panels on homes in Belfast and Ballymena, Carrickfergus and Glengormley!
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What Savings Should I Expect From My Solar Panels in Antrim?
Savings from having solar panels in Antrim vary between properties, but we’ve listed some industry-approved calculated annual savings from different systems in a few areas below:
- £769 Belfast – 12 solar panels
- £1,473 Ballymena – 16 solar panels
- £1,120 Carrickfergus – 13 solar panels
- £1,114 Glengormley – 16 solar panels
- £753 Larne – 16 solar panels
- £738 Lisburn – 8 solar panels
- £1,205 Lisburn – 16 solar panels
- £1,006 Portballintrae – 13 solar panels
Depending on your system size, roof angle and current expenditure on electricity, the savings from a PV system can change, so get in touch with us if you’d like to know what the personalised savings for your home will be!
How Long Does It Take to Get Solar Panels Installed?
Once you’ve contacted the First Class Solar team, our team will then get back to you within 3 working days. We’ll get a bit more information about the system you’re looking for, your roof type and your current electric spend, and they can then design a system using our industry-leading software.
Our technician then arranges an in-person appointment to ensure that your home is suitable and works with you to make any necessary notes or changes to the system. And then the decision is left in your hands! Once you’ve agreed to 25+ years of savings from your solar system and signed the contract, it’s about 2-6 weeks before you have your First Class Solar system installed.
Installation is usually completed in one day, and your system is switched on the same day, so you start saving immediately! We’ve included a case study below of a PV system with 12 solar panels in Antrim.
Case Study: Martin, Antrim
Martin contacted First Class Solar directly by phoning our offices. After a phone call, our technician arranged a site inspection, where he found a semi-detached home with a concrete tile roof. Facing 20 degrees east of perfect south, this was the roof-face Martin and the solar technician agreed would be best for the solar panels. Twelve panels of 440W each were fitted, for a total of 5.28kW, alongside a 3.6kW hybrid Solis inverter, two 5kWh Dyness batteries and a myenergi ZAPPI electric vehicle car charger!
