British made solar panels now available for your home

Providing the quality and guarantees that British homeowners demand.

Reflect Energy scoured the world for the best photovoltaic solar panels and chose a product manufactured in the north east of England by a Kitemark quality assured company. Their quality has been deemed good enough to meet the standards of high profile buildings including The Eden Project – Cornwall, City Hall – London and Sainsburys – Essex. They carry a full five year ‘freedom from defect’ warranty and are guaranteed to deliver a consistent 80% power output for 25 years.

An equal match for the product is their experienced installation teams who come from a long established British company with over 70 years’ experience in building and technology installations, meeting ISO standard 9000:2001.

Reflect Energy is privately owned and run by a senior team of energy experts with a vast experience and first class pedigree in the energy sector. Industry luminaries from British Gas Services, Everest and other major solar energy and building companies. Dedicated to supplying superior quality, highly efficient, sustainable, money saving energy related products.

In order to achieve this they have teamed up with the very best suppliers and are part of a substantial group of companies who hold a Royal warrant, so their customers are in good hands.
All Reflect Energy staff adhere to the strict codes of MCS (Microgeneration Certification Scheme. www.microgenerationcertification.org) and REAL (Renewable Energy Assurance Scheme www.realassurance.org.uk). These provide important guarantees to homeowners that they conduct themselves with professionalism and integrity at each stage in the sales process: it starts with the energy advisors who visit customers’ homes, so there are no pressure sales techniques used and any claims they make can be independently verified. And it ends with the products used and the workmen on site – they all conform to the highest standards so you can be sure to receive a quality solar panels installation, great value and the Feed in Tariff, which is how customers earn tax free money for every bit of electricity their panels generate.
Conservative estimates suggest that the average household will be around £1,000 better off every year with a Reflect Energy photovoltaic installation, enjoying a tax free return on investment of 8 – 10%.

The Sunday Times is even more optimistic when it says “Given that the income is tax-free, the return on investment is equivalent to 12.9% for a 50% taxpayer and 10.3% for a 40% taxpayer, with the investment recouped in as little as seven years.”


While the straight talking Martin Lewis says “The Government’s promised that the feed-in tariff payment for solar panels will run for 25 years and will rise with inflation. It’s also tax-free. So for a c.£12,000 outlay, you get back £23,000 – that's £11,000 profit.”

All this in the face of continually increasing energy prices: the Office of National Statistics Forecasts 2010 to 2014 tell us that “Electricity prices will increase 7% per annum plus 3% inflation, during the next few years.” Ofgem, the UK energy regulator, has estimated that by 2016 the average annual bill in Britain could have risen by 60%.

Customers are also pleased the environmental benefits are considerable: a typical home system could save around 1 tonne of CO2 per year, is a green, renewable energy and doesn't release any harmful carbon dioxide (CO2) or other pollutants.

It all adds up to a great deal for the homeowner looking to save money, control costs and invest in their future.

For further information contact
Kevin Mahoney,
Managing Director,
Reflect Energy Ltd.
Tel: 0330 555 5000
Email:info@reflectenergy.co.uk
http://www.reflectenergy.co.uk

Reflect Energy provides cost effective solar energy for homes in the UK. Reflect Energy uses advanced Photovoltaic solar panels and Solar thermal panels. Visit the website for free expert advice on solar panels for your home

Reflect Energy, Cumnor Road, Wootton, Boars Hill, Oxford, OX1 5JW

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