Dundee housing and roofs
The West End and Broughty Ferry have stone villas and tenements with slate roofs, while areas such as Douglas, Fintry, Kirkton and the newer estates around the city edge have semi-detached and terraced houses with straightforward pitched roofs. Many south-facing slopes look out over the Tay, which suits panels.

Parking and EV chargers
Houses in the suburbs and newer estates usually have a driveway, which makes a home charger simple to plan. Tenement flats in the city centre and West End generally rely on public charging.
Planning, weather and network
Broughty Ferry and parts of the West End are conservation areas, so panels on street-facing slopes may need planning permission. Winds funnelling along the Tay are taken into account when the mounting is designed. Your network operator is SSEN.
Next steps in Dundee
Send your details using the form below and we will call to arrange a survey at your Dundee address. We install through MCS-certified partners, and SSEN is notified about your system as part of the job.
Reviewed by the Scottish Energy Efficiency team. Last updated: 28 October 2026.
