Coverage
Solar Installations Across Cornwall
We install solar panels, home battery storage and EV chargers across Cornwall, from the far west of Penzance to the Tamar border with Devon, covering the main towns, rural properties and surrounding villages in between. Not seeing your town listed below? Get in touch and we’ll confirm coverage for your postcode.
West Cornwall
Penzance, St Ives & the far west.
Covering Penzance, St Ives, Hayle, St Just and Helston, out past Land’s End and down onto the Lizard Peninsula. Properties out here range from granite fishermen’s cottages and traditional terraces to detached homes and newer estate housing. Roof material, exposure and access can all affect the installation approach, so every system is assessed from the property itself rather than the town name.
- Penzance
- St Ives
- Hayle
- St Just
- Helston
Mid Cornwall
Truro, Falmouth & the Fal estuary.
Covering Truro, Falmouth, Camborne, Redruth and the towns around the Fal estuary. Properties across this part of Cornwall include terraces, bungalows, detached homes and newer estates, with roof orientation and shading varying significantly even within the same postcode, so we survey each property rather than assuming a standard layout.
- Truro
- Falmouth
- Camborne
- Redruth
North Coast & East Cornwall
Newquay, St Austell & Bodmin.
Covering Newquay, St Austell, Bodmin, Liskeard and out towards the Devon border, including Padstow, Wadebridge, Bude, Looe, Saltash and Launceston. Coastal exposure, roof condition and access are checked as part of the system design where relevant, alongside any local planning constraints that might apply to the property.
- Newquay
- St Austell
- Bodmin
- Liskeard
- Padstow
- Wadebridge
- Bude
- Looe
- Saltash
- Launceston
Curious what affects solar generation and planning on a Cornwall property? See our guide to solar conditions and planning in Cornwall.
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