Based on how you live
Your usage pattern shapes the design, not a headline panel count.
Finchley runs from the old streets around Church End to the suburban roads of East Finchley and Finchley Central, with a good mix of Victorian, Edwardian and 1930s houses. REX surveys, designs and installs residential solar and battery storage across N3 and N12, from our office a short distance away in Hendon.

The useful result is a system you understand: how it fits, what it is expected to generate and where a battery may help.
Your usage pattern shapes the design, not a headline panel count.
Finchley roads change quickly from terraces to semis to large villas. No two roofs are treated alike.
We show what storage would add for your use, then you decide.
Loft rooms, rear extensions and new appliances are built into the plan.
Access, equipment and cable routes are settled before the first day.
Costs and generation estimates are explained with their assumptions.

Finchley's housing varies from bay-fronted Victorian terraces to the 1930s semis built around the Northern line. Roof pitch, covering and chimney layout differ between them, and so does what a sensible panel layout looks like.
Finchley has a lot of green space, including Victoria Park and Avenue House grounds, and plenty of mature street trees. They are a good reason to live here and a good reason to check shading carefully before estimating output.
Share the address, a recent electricity bill or usage summary and photos of the roof. We will go through the survey and layout with you, and talk about a battery if it makes sense. The proposal sets out equipment, expected generation, access and the work included.
Usually, subject to roof condition and the slopes available. We check the structure before recommending a layout.
It can still work. We show how many panels fit, and what they would be expected to generate.
We survey and install across Barnet. Send your postcode to confirm.
Almost always, for safe roof access. We agree where it goes in advance.
Barnet Council lists Finchley Church End, Finchley Garden Village and College Farm among its conservation areas. A conservation area does not automatically rule out solar, but extra rules can apply. Check your address with the council; REX has a guide to solar in Barnet conservation areas.
Planning your solar installation
A conservation area does not automatically rule out solar. REX can advise on conservation matters and discuss roof options, with consent requirements confirmed by the council or relevant estate.
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