Solar installs slow down when roof and electrical context is unclear. Better survey structure reduces guesswork and redesign.
4.7/5 on Trustpilot · report and organised photos in the portal on completion · EPC by next morning in the standard flow.
The point is not just to collect photos. The report needs to show enough roof, access, and electrical context for a designer or installer to make the next decision without rebuilding the site visit from memory.
A strong solar panel survey makes constraints visible early: usable roof area, shading, cable routes, inverter position, battery context, and anything likely to change the quote.
The report should show roof planes, dormers, vents, chimneys, roof lights, hips, valleys, edge constraints, and access limits so the layout can be checked quickly.
Meter, cut-out, consumer unit, inverter location, battery location, and cable-route notes help the installer avoid quoting a route that cannot work cleanly on site.
Evidence should be grouped by decision point, not dumped into a photo folder. The person designing or checking the job needs the right photo next to the right note.