Pier Solar works across the UK. We have no single branch, because our vetted MCS-certified partners carry out the installs. As a result, we can match your property with a partner that works in your area. The towns below show where we have local pages. Each page covers local roof types, planning points and the guides that matter most there.
Your own town may not be listed. That does not mean we cannot help, since our partners cover England, Scotland and Wales. Send us your postcode through the online solar enquiry form and we will confirm the best route.
London and the South East
London roofs vary widely, from terraces to flats. Read about solar installation in London for local detail. Nearby, we cover solar panels in Brighton, solar installation in Southampton and solar panels in Milton Keynes.
South West England and Wales
In the south west, see solar installation in Bristol and solar panels in Plymouth. For Wales, we have solar installation in Cardiff. Wales has its own planning guidance, so check it before you build.
Midlands and East of England
The Midlands has four pages. They are solar panels in Birmingham, solar installation in Coventry, solar panels in Leicester and solar installation in Nottingham. In the east, read about solar panels in Norwich.
Northern England
The north has five pages. They are solar installation in Manchester, solar panels in Liverpool, solar installation in Leeds, solar panels in Sheffield and solar installation in Newcastle upon Tyne.
Scotland
Scotland has its own planning rules. Most homes can add solar there without a planning application. See solar installation in Glasgow, solar panels in Edinburgh and solar installation in Aberdeen.
How coverage works
We design each system ourselves. A partner who works in your area then builds it. Because partners know their local roofs and rules, they handle the site checks. Meanwhile, we keep the specification and quality checks in one place.
This model has a clear benefit. The same design standard applies in a city flat and in a rural farmhouse. In contrast, a local firm may only suit its own patch. Yields differ too. In the UK, a well-placed 1 kWp of panels typically makes about 850 to 1,150 kWh a year, depending on location, so the best layout varies from town to town.
Before you choose, read our solar guides library and our solar services overview. Both explain what to expect.