Areas we cover
Where we install solar, batteries and EV chargers in Scotland
Quick answer
Which Scottish towns and regions do you cover?
We cover the whole of Scotland, from Glasgow, Edinburgh and the Central Belt to Fife, Angus, Aberdeen and Inverness. Each area page below explains the local housing, roof types, parking and planning points that shape a solar, battery and EV charger installation there.
Area guides
Choose your area
Every place has its own mix of stone, slate, pantiles, granite and new-build estates, and its own planning rules. Pick the area closest to you.
Glasgow
Sandstone tenements, Southside villas and newer estates, with shared-roof and conservation checks.
Glasgow guideEdinburgh
Georgian terraces, tenements and suburban bungalows, with World Heritage Site rules checked first.
Edinburgh guideDundee
Our home city: West End villas, Broughty Ferry and newer estates on the north shore of the Tay.
Dundee guideAberdeen
Granite terraces and villas plus newer estates, with mounting specified for North Sea winds.
Aberdeen guidePerth and Perthshire
City terraces, Kinnoull villas, villages and farms, with rural supply capacity checked first.
Perth and Perthshire guideStirling
Old Town townhouses, Bridge of Allan villas and Dunblane estates, with hill shading measured.
Stirling guideInverness
Fast-growing estates and Highland homes, designed for long summer days and dark winters.
Inverness guideFife
New-town homes, Kirkcaldy and Dunfermline streets, and East Neuk pantile cottages.
Fife guideAngus
Red sandstone towns, coastal villages and Strathmore farms, a short drive from Dundee.
Angus guideAyrshire
Coastal villas, Kilmarnock terraces and Irvine new-town homes, built for salt air and rain.
Ayrshire guideLanarkshire
New-town and former council homes, sandstone villas and rural Clydesdale properties.
Lanarkshire guideFalkirk
Bo'ness terraces, Grangemouth homes and the newer estates of Larbert and Polmont.
Falkirk guide
Two network operators, one process
Scotland is split between two electricity network operators. SP Energy Networks looks after central and southern Scotland, and SSEN looks after the north, the Highlands and the Islands. Every solar system, battery and home charger has to be notified to the right one, and your installer handles that for you.
We install through MCS-certified partners. If your town is not listed above, call us anyway: the same survey, quotation and installation process applies everywhere we work.
FAQ
Questions about our coverage
Which parts of Scotland do you cover?
We cover all of Scotland. The area pages here describe the places we are asked about most, but if your town is not listed, we can still arrange a survey.
How do I know which network operator covers my home?
SP Energy Networks covers central and southern Scotland, including Glasgow, Edinburgh, Fife and Ayrshire. SSEN covers the north, including Dundee, Perth, Aberdeen and Inverness. Your installer handles the notification either way.
Does where I live change the installation?
It can. Conservation areas, roof materials such as granite or pantiles, coastal wind and off-street parking all vary by place. The survey picks these up for your address.
No-obligation quote
Ready to see what it costs for your property?
Tell us your postcode, your monthly bill and your property type. We will call to arrange a survey, then send one written quotation for solar, battery and charger as one system.
- We install through MCS-certified partners
- Interest-free credit up to £30,000, subject to status.
- Covering all of Scotland