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RT Solar Limited is a air source heat pump installer based in Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire. MCS number NAP-67689 is on record; check its current status before booking. It is one of 31 installer listings in Buckinghamshire, and one of 28 recorded as registered for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. Confirm current registration with Ofgem before relying on the grant. Homeowners rate it 4.8 out of 5 from 19 Google reviews. It covers North West, North East and London and 9 more areas.
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Based in Buckinghamshire, MK16 9PY
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4.8
19 Google reviews
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We recently had our solar panels, Battery and EPS system fitted by RT solar. Gabriel gave me a lot of time to explain the technicallity of the system really clearly and walked me through the full set up of how it would work and look, more so than other companies who came to quote. They were clear and kept us informed during the DNO application process and the limitations mandated by the local electricity network. When the time came to schedule they were flexible and communicative, although they needed to push it back by a few days due to urgent call outs to other customers. They were very understanding when it seemed the scaffolding would stay up for the weekend and a personal event we had so organised for the clscaffold to be taken down on a Saturday morning. The post support has been good where a cable for the data connectivity came loose Lee came same day to sort it and talked through advice on how best to set up the app and most efficiently manage the battery overnight top up and other useful information. 1 month in and we are very happy, we'd highly recommend RT Solar to anyone looking to fit solar panels and battery and will be looking into heat pumps and more with them in the future!
I think the first thing we appreciated is how thorough RT solar where compared to some competitors. As part of our process in to looking to get Solar we also contacted a couple of well-known energy companies to get quotes from them for Solar, battery and an EV Charger, the most striking thing was the lack of site visit (one even had a google maps image of someone else’s roof if their quote!). As we had an aging consumer box (wire fuses) we were aware that a significant change to our power system needed to be done safely, however both the big energy companies solution was to just bypass our consumer box by adding a second consumer box for the Solar and EV!! When we contacted RT Solar the first thing they wanted to do is organise an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) to ensure that introducing a PV system that could generate up to 6kwh and a EV Charger that will pull 7kwh it wouldn’t cause a risk to our electrical system and home. This instantly gave us the reassurance that the job was going to be done properly and that any solution would be bespoke to our needs and property rather than an ‘off the shelf’ solution the big energy companies wanted to push on us. Overall we found the design process easy and felt like they listened to what we wanted and built something that was truly a collaboration and met all needs and wants. The installation was done over three days and considering the amount of work that was needed to be done the impact wasn’t as bad as I was worried it may have been. All the of their staff where professional and friendly, one of the things I liked is they would come and check with you about smaller details rather then just assuming and just placing things where they thought best. Overall we are really happy with our installation (11 PV panels, Fox ess Evo10 and Fox ess EV charger) more so as for the past 11 days we haven’t needed to use anything from the grid!! And with the Battery during the long dark winder days we can change it overnight on the cheep rate and then use it during the day.
Tom and Omar have done a wonderful job, clean tidy knowledgeable young men. I’d recommend them. I’m a happy customer and would use them again. Thank you Monique Higgins
What to say? I am now the proud owner of a very competitively priced Solar PV and Battery System expertly installed by RTSolar which is comprised of twelve Hengdian DM450M10RT-B54HBT/HST 450W solar panels, ten mounted on the roof of our house and another two on our garage roof, all connected to a 5kWh FoxESS H1-5.0-E-G2-WL inverter and FoxESS EP12 11.5kWh battery both fitted to one of the internal walls in our garage. That crucial question - buyer's regret? Not a bit of it - I couldn't be more happy, both with the system and the level of support and guidance I have received from RTSolar and the team. So how did all this come about? Last year, EoN, our energy supplier, was offering existing and new customers cheap deals for solar PV installs. So I asked what they might quote for a Solar PV installation on our house. Our roof faces WSW on one side and ENE on the other. So my initial request was for EoN to provide a quote for the ENE side. EoN specified an array of 10 x 350 Solar panels mounted on the ENE facing side of our roof with options for Solar only or Solar and Battery system. Both cases seemed to offer a better return, in terms of a reduction in the cost of our electricity bills, than what my bank was providing in net interest on a savings account. However, when examining the quoted system specification provided by EoN it became clear, on reflection, that the ENE side can suffer from some significant shading issues due to the juxtaposition of the house next door. Also, I checked with a neighbour who had had his Solar PV installed on the WSW side (by British Gas last year, 2025). He seemed very happy with his so, given that and my wife's insistence that the WSW facing side gets the most all year round Sunlight I had a rethink and decided it would be more prudent to ask EoN if they could quote for the WSW side and, ... they refused, on account of what they claimed to be the impossibility of erecting the scaffolding that side. Which is fair because half of that side is taken up by a conservatory and the remainder with a substantial awning, not easy. Go figure... OK, I'm not the luckiest person on this planet - the lottery has never worked for me - so imagine my surprise at finding a local installer ready and able to tackle this seemingly impossible mission. Enter Tom Cruise and his team, er, ... Peter Baker and the RTSolar team. Following our initial contact Peter and his colleague carried out an exploratory survey to assess feasibility which included using a drone to obtain an overhead view and that was followed by by RTSolar's chosen scaffolding supplier doing their own survey to confirm that it was indeed feasible to erect the needed scaffolding given the circumstances. MCS certification and guidance requirements demand that all installers comply with their guidance and an MCS certification is only issued to those companies who can demonstrate strict compliance with the guidance. So, as you might imagine, RTSolar are very keen to ensure that they don't step out of line with the MCS guidelines. The result being that they are continually checking that they get it right and not just do the install and head for the hills. Thus, it became clear, following the erection of the scaffolding and RTSolar's roofer carrying out some very precise measurements of the dimensions of our roof that, due to this demand for compliance it would not be possible to fit all 12 of the originally specified panels in the space available while still complying with the guidelines. It was Corporal Jones time (Dad's Army). Don't PANIC! Only 10 of the panels could be fitted in compliance with MCS guidelines but RTSolar's roofer was able to check the dimensions of our garage roof and offer the option of fitting the remaining 2 panels to the garage roof thus ensuring compliance with the originally specified 5.4kWh system design. An additional bonus was that Peter, after performing a further check on the system design, was able to offer a reasonably priced and much higher capacity alternative to the battery originally specified.
Had some work done by omar and tom what lovely guys done fantastic job and they where both very nice lads cleaned up and done a perfect job thank you so much highly recommend 😀
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Our record lists MCS number NAP-67689. Check the current status and the heat pump technology covered on the official MCS installer register before agreeing work.
Yes. RT Solar Limited is registered with Ofgem for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, so it can apply on your behalf and take the grant off your quote. You do not apply yourself. 28 of the 31 installers listed in Buckinghamshire are registered.
RT Solar Limited installs air source heat pumps. Air source is the most common choice for UK homes because it needs only an outdoor unit and no groundworks.
RT Solar Limited lists North West, North East, London, East Midlands, West Midlands, East of England, South East, South West, Yorkshire, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland as its coverage area. Most installers will travel 25 to 50 miles from base, so it is worth asking if you are just outside.
RT Solar Limited has a 4.8 out of 5 rating from 19 Google reviews, which makes it the 17th most-reviewed of the 22 installers in Buckinghamshire with reviews. Read the most recent reviews above, and ask for references from installations of your house type.
This listing is unclaimed, so we do not publish its contact details. Compare other installers nearby and check each firm's own contact route. Compare quotes where contact is available: other listings in Buckinghamshire include Berks Insulation Limited, Grand Union Plumbing & Heating Ltd and Dixons Plumbing and Electrical Works Ltd. Check each firm's current certification and service area.
Boiler Upgrade Scheme
£7,500
off an eligible heat pump, or £9,000 for qualifying off-gas-grid oil/LPG replacements with an air-to-water or ground-source system
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