Areas we cover · South West · Bath
Solar panels in Bath — installed, repaired and serviced by one team
Across Bath — Widcombe and Bathwick, Larkhall and Walcot, Lansdown and Weston, Oldfield Park, Twerton and Southdown, Combe Down and Odd Down, and out to Bathampton, Batheaston, Bathford, Saltford and Keynsham — our own engineers install solar PV and battery systems, and repair and service systems fitted by any installer. We install our own systems and repair everyone else’s, so we know exactly how they fail.
Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm · Clear written quote before any work starts
Talk to us about solar, batteries or repairs.
Call 0800 156 0191, Monday to Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm, or send us a message through our contact page.
MCS certified
NAPIT registered
TrustMark approved
Fully insured
England, Wales & southern Scotland
What we do in Bath
Solar panel installers for Bath and the BA1 and BA2 postcodes.
Whether the system is two years old or fifteen, you deal with our own engineers and get a clear written quote.
Solar panel installation in Bath
New solar PV, surveyed and fitted by our own MCS certified engineers, with a battery if you want one.
Solar panel repair in Bath
We find out why the system has stopped or dropped, and put it right, whoever fitted it.
Inverter repair in Bath
Inverters showing a fault code, tripping out or sitting dead on the wall. Same-week repair or replacement on SolarEdge, SMA, Fronius, Growatt, Solis, SolaX and other makes.
Servicing and battery storage in Bath
A yearly health check of the panels, inverter, isolators and wiring, and storage added to an existing array or fitted with new panels. See what a solar battery costs.
Pigeons nesting under the panels on a Larkhall or Oldfield Park terrace? See solar panel cleaning and solar panel bird proofing. Not sure what the fault is? Start with solar panel repair. Useful guides: why solar panels stop working, our solar panel maintenance checklist and how long solar inverters last.
Areas of Bath we cover
Where we work in and around Bath.
Our engineers work across BA1 — the city centre and Kingsmead, Walcot, Lansdown, Larkhall, Weston and Newbridge, with Batheaston and Bathford to the east — and BA2, through Widcombe, Bathwick, Oldfield Park, Westmoreland, Twerton, Southdown, Odd Down and Combe Down, with Bathampton and Claverton on the edge of the city. Beyond Bath we cover Keynsham and Saltford (BS31), Peasedown St John (BA2) and Bradford on Avon (BA15) in Wiltshire, and the rest of Somerset. If your street isn’t listed, tell us the postcode and we’ll confirm cover.
- Widcombe
- Bathwick
- Walcot
- Lansdown
- Larkhall
- Weston
- Newbridge
- Oldfield Park
- Westmoreland
- Twerton
- Southdown
- Odd Down
- Combe Down
- Bathampton
- Batheaston
- Bathford
- Claverton
- Peasedown St John
- Keynsham
- Saltford
- Bradford on Avon
- Bristol
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Solar in Bath
Bath’s Royal United Hospital is adding a 300kWp solar array.
In August 2025 Veolia said a major upgrade was under way at the Royal United Hospitals (RUH) Bath, backed by £21.6 million of grant funding from the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme. Alongside 2.2MW of air and water source cascade heat pumps, the Combe Park estate will get a new 300kWp solar array, with potential future inclusion of battery energy storage. The project is expected to deliver a carbon reduction of about 25% from 2030 onwards, and to save around 45,000 tonnes of carbon over the life of the contract. Toni Lynch, the RUH’s Chief Nursing Officer, said: “The RUH is committed to supporting the NHS’s ambition to become the world’s first Net Zero health service, for the benefit of our patients, staff, and wider community.”
A 300kWp array is a hospital-sized job, but the idea carries down to a Georgian terrace in Walcot or a stone semi in Combe Down: panels make most around midday, and most homes use their power in the evening. Battery storage moves that surplus into the evening, and if an older array has gone quiet, a service shows what it is really producing.
Source: Veolia and RUH Bath NHS Foundation Trust to deliver major carbon and energy savings with CEF and Salix, Veolia, 14 August 2025.
Our work
Real jobs by our own engineers.
Photos from L&R jobs, each labelled with the place and year.
Why L&R
What you get from L&R in Bath.
We know Bath roofs
Bath’s roofs follow its stone. The Georgian city of the Royal Crescent, Lansdown Crescent and Great Pulteney Street is Bath stone under slate and clay tile, often behind parapets, and the whole city is a World Heritage Site, so we check before anything goes up. Widcombe, Larkhall, Walcot and Oldfield Park are mostly Victorian and Edwardian terraces and villas stepping up the hillsides, so roofs face every way and a hill or a neighbour can shade them. Combe Down has old quarry-village cottages and stone terraces, Odd Down, Southdown and Whiteway are mostly 20th-century estates, and Bathampton, Batheaston and Bathford are older stone villages. Bath is on the National Grid Electricity Distribution network, and we check that before we quote.
Our own engineers
The engineer who comes to your home in Bath works for us. We don’t use subcontractors.
A clear written quote
You get a clear written quote before any work starts, on a new system or on any installer’s existing one.
Questions
The things people ask before they ring.
Not answered here? Call 0800 156 0191, Monday to Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm.
Do you cover Larkhall, Combe Down, Bathampton and Keynsham?
Yes. Our engineers cover the whole city — Widcombe, Bathwick, Walcot, Lansdown, Larkhall, Oldfield Park, Twerton, Southdown, Odd Down and Combe Down — and out to Bathampton, Batheaston, Bathford, Saltford and Keynsham, plus the rest of Somerset. Call 0800 156 0191 or tell us your postcode in the fault finder and we’ll confirm cover.
Will you repair a system in Bath that another company installed?
Yes. We repair and service systems fitted by any installer, including installers who are no longer trading, and we work on any make of panel, inverter or battery. See solar panel repair and inverter repair.
Can I have solar panels on a Georgian house in Bath?
Often, yes, but it depends on the roof and whether the building is listed. The whole of Bath is a World Heritage Site, and Bath & North East Somerset Council’s planning page says panels on a wall that fronts a highway need planning permission, while a listed building can need listed building consent. We check this before the survey and tell you where you stand, and every solar panel install is by our own MCS certified engineers. See solar panel installations.
Ready when you are
Solar not doing what it should in Bath? Tell us.
We’ll call you back to talk it through, and you get a clear written quote before any work starts. Mon–Fri 9:00am–5:00pm.