Solar panels help landlords increase property value, improve their ROI, and stay in line with government regulations.
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When letting properties with bills included, landlords who install solar panels can significantly slash their electricity costs. For those who don’t handle the bills for their portfolio, the prospect of lower energy bills for tenants would make properties more attractive and allow them to be let at a higher rate.
Solar panels also add value to your properties if you ever decide to sell, as they make them more environmentally friendly and self-sufficient for the duration of the panels’ 25+ year lifespan.
At MakeMyHouseGreen, we’ve successfully helped landlords like you install solar panels and make a smart investment in their properties. Our expert team will help you determine how much solar will cost for your properties, how much energy they would generate, and what impact solar panels can have on your energy efficiency rating.
New government legislation mandates that in order to be privately let, all properties must have an EPC rating of C or higher by 2030. This standard would apply to all new tenancies from 2028.
However, most of the ways to retrofit a property, such as adding floor or wall insulation, are costly and disruptive to tenants, involving multiple days of in-home installation work. Solar panel installations, on the other hand, usually only take one day to complete. Residents only lose power for about 15 minutes, and the panels start generating electricity immediately after being put up.
By allowing residents to save thousands of pounds on energy and significantly lowering a home’s carbon dioxide emissions, solar panels can bring up a property’s EPC rating by one band or more. In fact, we’re so confident that solar will improve your property’s energy efficiency rating that we’ll give you a free EPC assessment if you install solar with us.
Increased property value: Solar panels can raise home prices by as much as 16%, making them a great investment in case you decide to sell the property in the future.
Lower energy costs: As energy prices continue to rise, generating renewable electricity with solar panels becomes increasingly cost-effective. Landlords and tenants alike can expect a reduction of up to 90% on their energy bills.
Improved EPC rating: Installing solar panels is one of the most cost-effective and efficient ways to improve a property’s EPC rating. By switching to solar, you can easily raise a property’s EPC rating by one band or more.
Generate additional income: You can sell any excess energy you generate back to the grid, creating additional revenue streams from your property.
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