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Your assessment · £1,559 a year
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Home energy assessment · 4 September 2026 · Checked by Angus Wardlaw

Three things worth doing here. One of them is free.

£0
a year, about 23% off what you pay now.

We modelled your house against a full year of your own meter readings. The tariff comes first, this week and for nothing. Solar and a battery come next, when you are ready. A heat pump would work here, and its moment is when the boiler goes.

Your home, and what we would do with it
Your home

This is the house we assessed.

Drawn from the outline you marked on the satellite image. The roof pitch of about 33 degrees is measured, not assumed: Environment Agency 1 m first return surface model, 184 roof pixels inside the outline you drew.

£0
a year to run today, on your current tariff
Not your home? Tell us and we will redraw it.
Free, this week

Switch to Intelligent Octopus Go.

Worth £124 a year on your consumption, before you spend anything on equipment. You are inside your exit window, so it costs nothing to leave, and the switch itself takes about five minutes on the supplier’s own site.

£0
a year, 2% off what you pay now
£0
to switch, and nothing to install

We are not paid by any supplier. This is a recommendation and nothing else.

Worth doing

Solar panels

Twelve panels on the south roof. The clearest yes in this report.

£0
to install, VAT free until March 2027
£0
saved a year on its own, 10% off what you pay now
0 years
to pay back alone, 11 with the battery
0 years
panel life, inverter replaced at 12
Worth doing

Home battery

Nine kilowatt-hours on the courtyard wall of the south wing. Pays for itself faster than the panels do.

£0
added to the solar install
£0
saved a year, 11% off what you pay now
0 years
to pay back
0 hours
of essential load in a power cut
Later, or if things change

The others we checked.

  • Heat pump Not yet

    It would work here. On today’s prices it does not pay for itself yet.

  • EV charger Feasible

    A 7.4 kW charger fits on the courtyard wall, with two conditions your installer has to handle.

The path, in the order that suits you.

Nothing here has to happen at once. Each step stands on its own.

  1. Now, and free

    Switch to Intelligent Octopus Go

    Five minutes on the supplier’s site. Nothing to buy and nothing to install.

    £124
    a year
  2. When you are ready

    Solar and a battery, together

    Twelve panels on the south roof and nine kilowatt-hours on the courtyard wall below them. One install, one scaffold.

    £1,435
    a year, paid back in year 11
  3. When the boiler goes

    A heat pump

    It would work here today. Its moment is when the boiler needs replacing anyway.

    £426
    a year, on a heat pump tariff
  4. If you get an EV

    A 7.4 kW charger

    Fits your supply with two conditions. Not priced until we know your mileage.

    Not priced
    we do not invent savings
23% off
£1,559 a year less than the £6,927 you pay now, on today’s prices.

Side by side.

Solar panelsHome batteryHeat pumpEV charger
Worth doingWorth doingNot yetFeasible
£9,913to install, VAT free until March 2027£6,245added to the solar install£5,900after the £7,500 government grant7.4 kWthe size that suits this supply
£690saved a year on its own, 10% off what you pay now£745saved a year, 11% off what you pay now£426saved a year, on a heat pump tariff, 6% off what you pay now£600 to £1,200typical installed cost
14 yearsto pay back alone, 11 with the battery8 yearsto pay back14 yearsto pay back, at bestNot pricedwe do not have your mileage, so we have not invented a saving
30 yearspanel life, inverter replaced at 1217 hoursof essential load in a power cut2.2 tonnesless carbon a year, down 73%No grantthe chargepoint grant is for flats and rented homes

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Fixed as at 4 September 2026, and checked by a person before it was sent. It will not change on its own. We sell no equipment and take no commission from any installer or supplier.