Abergavenny sits where the Usk valley opens out, with the Sugar Loaf, the Skirrid and the Blorenge around it and the national park boundary running close by. It is a straight run down from Hereford for us and one of the larger towns on our Welsh side.
The housing splits fairly neatly. Victorian and Edwardian terraces through the older part of town, which tend to have one usable roof slope and limited loft space, and post war and modern estates around the edges with wider, simpler roofs and a garage or utility room where a battery can sit. The terraces are not a problem, but they do need the survey to be honest about how much roof there actually is to work with.
Planning here runs to Welsh rules rather than English ones, and properties close to or inside the national park boundary carry tighter permitted development allowances than the general position. Where a property sits relative to that boundary is one of the first things worth pinning down, and it is not always obvious from a map. Out in the valley it turns agricultural quickly, and farm buildings with long, uncluttered roofs are some of the most straightforward solar work there is.
Everything below is available across Abergavenny and the surrounding parishes. Every quote starts with a free site survey.
Full solar PV systems for homes, farms and commercial sites.
Store what you generate and use it after dark.
Annual health checks, live monitoring and fault finding.
Everything from a domestic rewire to a full factory installation.
Abergavenny is one of sixteen places we cover for solar and battery work. These are the nearest.