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REST Renewable Energy Services Team

Name: REST Renewable Energy Services Team
Address: R E S T, Elias House, Canterbury, CT11HP, GB
Telephone: +443330129034
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Here at REST we are on your team, providing all forms of Renewable Energy Services, along with our free valuable advice. Book now for your free appointment

Our services includes: Solar PV Panels, ASHP and other Heating solutions such as Thermodynamic Hot water systems, Infrared Heating, Solar Panels Battery Storage, Electric Vehicle (EV) charge points of various kinds, Smart Solar PV Upgrades, Voltage optimisation and electrical installations across the UK. Along with the design, supply, installation and maintenance of energy-efficient technologies, we give free expert advice to residential and commercial clients.

04/11/2026

A recommendation from someone who had already used us brought this household in Hemel Hempstead to REST.

In the video, the customer explains that they had been looking into solar for some time before someone recommended our team. By the time we filmed this conversation, they could judge the work for themselves.

They describe a tidy installation and point to the wiring as one of the details they are pleased with. Those are the parts of a job that remain in someone’s home long after the installers have left.

A personal recommendation carries a lot of trust. Hearing the next customer speak positively about the work is a reminder of what we need to deliver when someone passes our name on.

Thank you to this household for sharing their experience, and to the customer who recommended us in the first place.

03/11/2026

Choosing solar is easier when you can sit down with the people you’re asking to install it.

Daryl and our team spent the weekend at the Northern Homebuilding & Renovating Show at Harrogate Convention Centre, meeting visitors and talking about solar, battery storage and their plans for their homes.

Alongside the display, there was time to ask questions and look at the equipment up close. Our conversations with people who already have solar were a useful reminder of how much the choices made at the start can matter later.

Thank you to everyone who stopped for a chat. It was good to put faces to those conversations and hear what people want from their next home project.

Missed us at the show? Send us a message about your home and what you’re considering. We’ll help you work through the options.

02/11/2026

If you were choosing solar again, what would you do differently?

That is what Daryl asked homeowners at the Northern Homebuilding & Renovating Show in Harrogate this weekend. Some had been living with solar for more than a decade, so their answers came with years of experience behind them.

Battery storage came up more than once. So did making better use of the roof, protecting panels from nesting birds and choosing an installer you can rely on after the work is finished.

These are the conversations worth having before your system is designed. How much electricity do you use in the evening? Could your needs change? What support will be there if you need it later?

At REST, we help you work through those questions and choose solar and storage around your home. Watch the conversations, then tell us: what would be top of your list?

Planning solar for your home? Message our team or visit rest-uk.com to arrange an assessment.

30/10/2026

This Bury roof shows why the layout matters as much as the number of panels.

The photograph gives a close-up of the installation, with the panels arranged around the existing roof details. Across the system, we fitted 19 Eurener panels with a combined solar capacity of 9.025 kWp.

Once a system is operating, the electricity it generates can help supply the home during daylight hours and reduce the amount bought from the grid. The value of that generation depends on the property and how the electricity is used.

Our published assessment for this installation estimates a first-year financial benefit of £1,374. This is a property-specific forecast, rather than a measured saving or a guaranteed result.

There is a practical purpose behind the finished appearance: making the available roof space part of the household’s energy supply.

29/10/2026

The government is helping cut the interest on solar loans. Could your home benefit?

The new Warm Homes Loan Scheme is backed by £300 million in government funding to help participating lenders offer low-interest loans for eligible home energy upgrades. That support helps reduce the interest you pay, making it more affordable to spread the cost of solar and battery storage.

At REST, we turn that opportunity into a system designed around your home. Solar panels generate your own electricity, and a battery keeps more of it available for the evening, helping you buy less power from the grid.

The scheme can support borrowing of up to £15,000 for solar panels and, separately, up to £15,000 for battery storage. The amount available depends on eligible installation costs and lender approval.

There is a good reason to start planning now. Under current rules, 0% VAT on qualifying home solar and battery installations is due to end on 31 March 2027, with 5% due to return from 1 April. Getting your assessment underway now gives you time to plan the work ahead of that change.

Call 03305 202053 to arrange your free, no-obligation assessment. We will show you the system, estimated savings and finance available for your home.

Finance subject to status and lender approval. REST UK is a credit broker, not a lender. See our website for finance information.

28/10/2026

Just over two weeks after the first phone call, this customer was telling us how smoothly the installation had gone.

In the video, the customer describes the experience as “brilliant” and says the whole process had been really smooth. The Duracell equipment is already in place behind them as they look back on the journey from that first conversation to a working installation.

For us, those two parts belong together. The equipment needs to suit the home, and the experience of having it installed needs to feel properly organised from the first conversation onwards.

This was one customer’s experience and timescale, rather than a promise that every installation will follow the same timetable. Each property needs its own assessment and arrangements.

It is good to hear the finished installation being remembered for how straightforward it felt to the person living with it.

27/10/2026

Our team brings the next panel into position as this solar installation takes shape on the roof.

It is a short look at the work behind a completed system. Each Eurener panel fitted becomes part of an installation that will give the household a way to generate electricity at home.

Alongside our finished projects and customer experiences, we want to share the people carrying out that work. This is our installation team on site, making that change to a home possible.

26/10/2026

Roy says his new all-black Eurener solar panels look “absolutely amazing” and blend in with the roof.

He also tells us he is happy with how neatly our team carried out the installation and cleared everything away afterwards.

The panels are now part of the appearance of his home, so it is good to hear that the finish has made such a positive impression. In the video, you can hear him compare them with the silver-framed panels he has seen elsewhere.

For us, his feedback covers both the product and the work involved in fitting it. The way an installation looks, and the care taken at someone's property, are part of what the customer lives with and remembers.

We are pleased to hear Roy is happy with the result, and proud of the team behind his installation.

23/10/2026

This West Yorkshire household was using 9,740 kWh of electricity a year when we assessed the property for solar.

We installed 20 panels with a combined capacity of 9.5 kWp, alongside 11.52 kWh of battery storage. Together, they give the home a way to generate electricity during daylight hours and keep some of that energy available for later use.

For a household with this level of electricity use, being able to supply more of it from its own system can reduce the amount that needs to be bought from the grid.

Our assessment estimates £1,839 in first-year electricity savings and export income. This is a forecast for this particular property, with the outcome depending on generation, electricity use and tariffs.

The household's annual usage gives the installation its context. It helps us explain what the system could contribute to the home and where the estimated benefit comes from.

22/10/2026

David says our adviser answered every question he asked when she visited his home.

He had already lived with solar and battery storage at a previous property, so he brought that experience into the conversation. In the video, he describes how he put plenty of questions to her and says she was “brilliant”.

For his new installation, we fitted solar panels alongside a Duracell inverter and battery storage. David also tells us he is very happy with the workmanship and the equipment.

It is a good example of why we take time to explain the systems we recommend. The advice a customer receives before an installation is part of the experience, alongside the work we carry out at their home.

Hearing that David is happy with both gives our team something to be proud of.

Address

R E S T, Elias House
Canterbury
CT11HP

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 7pm
Tuesday	10am - 7pm
Wednesday	10am - 7pm
Thursday	10am - 7pm
Friday	10am - 7pm

Telephone

+443330129034

Website

https://rest-uk.com/

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