Solar repairs across England, Wales and southern Scotland
Is your Feed-in Tariff paying what it should?
Three quick questions. We’ll compare what you were paid with what a working system your size should earn on the 2026/27 tariff.
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We’ll ring during office hours (Mon–Fri 9am–5pm). If it’s urgent, call us on 0800 156 0191.
How the check works
The check estimates what a working system of your size, age and direction should generate in a year, then applies Ofgem’s 2026/27 generation tariff for when it was installed, plus export at the deemed 50% rate. If what you were paid is well below that, something may be wrong with the system, the meter or the readings.
Questions people ask
How are feed-in tariff payments worked out?
You’re paid a generation tariff for every unit your generation meter records, at the rate fixed when your system was registered and adjusted each April for inflation. Most homes are also paid for export on an estimate of half of what they generate. See feed-in tariff rates 2026/27.
Why have my FIT payments dropped?
Usually because the system is making less: an inverter fault, a tripped switch, shading or a failed panel. Sometimes it’s a missed or estimated meter reading, or a faulty generation meter. Check the inverter is on and send an up-to-date reading first. See feed-in tariff meter readings.
What should I do if my payments look low?
Check the inverter is on and generating, send a fresh meter reading to your FIT supplier, and compare a year’s readings with what a system your size should make. If it still looks low, we can test the system and the meter, with a clear written quote before any work starts. You can also switch FIT supplier if their service is poor. See switching your feed-in tariff supplier.