Case Studies
Real roofs, real projects
Explore completed roof finishes and installations in progress, from individual homes to housing developments. Each project brings together its available photographs and project details.
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Case Study: Harlow, Essex
Red and anthracite solar roofs across a 38-home development, with a closer look at the installation and roof finish. Read more about Harlow, Essex.
Case Study: Pinner, Greater London
A 12 kW integrated solar roof on a new-build home, combining a road-facing south elevation with a considered architectural finish. Read more about Pinner, Greater London.
Case Study: Guildford, Surrey
Anthracite SolarTyle on a residential roof, with photographs of the hips, rooflight, chimney and finish from the garden. Read more about Guildford, Surrey.
Case Study: Bramhope, West Yorkshire
This detached home at Creskeld Crescent in Bramhope brings SolarTyle into a hipped roof with a prominent chimney. The supplied photographs show the roof during installation and the property's wider residential setting. Read more about Bramhope, West Yorkshire.
Case Study: Maidenhead, Berkshire
The Courthouse Road photographs show SolarTyle across the roof of a detached home in Maidenhead. The roof includes intersecting slopes, hips and projecting sections, with the solar finish seen from several aerial viewpoints. Read more about Maidenhead, Berkshire.
Case Study: Enfield, Greater London
At Bazile Road in Enfield, the supplied photographs show a red SolarTyle roof with scaffolding still surrounding the property. The aerial views reveal the roof planes and tile courses during the installation stage. Read more about Enfield, Greater London.
Case Study: Bedford, Bedfordshire
The Northwood project in Bedford is shown through three supplied roof photographs. The images include the SolarTyle roof within its scaffolding, a wider view of the house and a closer look at the integrated tile courses. Read more about Bedford, Bedfordshire.
Case Study: Reading, Berkshire
This Erleigh Court Gardens home in Reading has a hipped anthracite SolarTyle roof. The supplied aerial photographs show the main roof in relation to the house, adjoining roof sections and surrounding properties. Read more about Reading, Berkshire.
Case Study: Sonning Common, Oxfordshire
At Baskerville Road in Sonning Common, SolarTyle forms part of the roof covering on a detached residential property. The supplied photographs show the main roof, adjoining slopes and the property's position within the neighbourhood. Read more about Sonning Common, Oxfordshire.
Case Study: Hackney, Greater London
At Adley Street in Hackney, the developer was converting two houses into homes in multiple occupation. SolarTyle's supplied project brief identifies increased electricity demand and making use of the available roof space as key priorities. Read more about Hackney, Greater London.
Case Study: Northwood, Greater London
The Drakes Drive project in Northwood shows an anthracite SolarTyle roof across a detached home with several roof planes and rooflights. The supplied photographs include both wider views of the property and an overhead view of its roof geometry. Read more about Northwood, Greater London.
Case Study: Laxfield, Suffolk
Flax House in Laxfield, Suffolk, uses SolarTyle on a Quick-garden.co.uk Lincoln granny annex. The supplied project brief records a 13.6 kW system, designed to generate electricity for the annex and support the main house. Read more about Laxfield, Suffolk.
Case Study: Barnet, Greater London
The Kingwell Road project in Barnet uses SolarTyle across several suitable roof elevations. The supplied brief describes a layout intended to make use of the available roof area while maintaining a consistent integrated finish. Read more about Barnet, Greater London.
Case Study: Spilsby, Lincolnshire
Vine Cottage in Lincolnshire brings SolarTyle into both the main cottage roof and the adjoining extension. SolarTyle's supplied brief records a 9 kW integrated solar system, with the main south-facing roof used alongside east and west elevations on the extension. Read more about Spilsby, Lincolnshire.
Case Study: Whitley Wood, Berkshire
A red integrated SolarTyle roof with rooflight detailing across multiple elevations, combining strong performance with a seamless architectural finish. Read more about Whitley Wood, Berkshire.
Case Study: Watford, Hertfordshire
A 9 kW integrated SolarTyle roof across a prominent south-facing elevation, delivering high output with a clean, normal roof appearance. Read more about Watford, Hertfordshire.
Case Study: London, Greater London
A conservation-area Victorian terrace where slate-style SolarTyle tiles keep the roof discreet while maximising yield on a compact roof. Read more about London, Greater London.
Case Study: Maidstone, Kent
An integrated SolarTyle roof replacement that resolved leaks from a failed bolt-on system while retaining the existing battery and inverter. Read more about Maidstone, Kent.
Case Study: Langdon Hills, Essex
A 6.5 kW red SolarTyle roof matched to Old Red tiles with battery storage and EV charging for a complete home energy setup. Read more about Langdon Hills, Essex.
Case Study: Fobbing, Essex
An architect-designed Essex home using SolarTyle with FP McCann tiles for discreet generation and a full roof system warranty. Read more about Fobbing, Essex.
Case Study: Ware, Hertfordshire
Discover how Solartyle transformed Lydia's home in Ware with our sleek solar tiles, providing energy savings and aesthetic upgrades. Read more about Ware, Hertfordshire about the installation process and the benefits Lydia experienced.
Case Study: Egham, Surrey
Learn how we helped optimise energy efficiency for a full renovation project in Egham, utilising multiple roof elevations. Read more about Egham, Surrey about the process and the impact on the home's energy usage.
Case Study: Slough, Berkshire
Find out how our solar tiles enhanced two new semi-detached houses in Slough, adding battery storage and improving their EPC rating. Read more about Slough, Berkshire about the benefits of our solar solution.
Case Study: Harefield
An 8 kW integrated SolarTyle roof blends seamlessly into a Harefield property. Designed to preserve the home’s character while delivering powerful renewable energy, this project shows how SolarTyle achieves performance without compromising architecture. Read more about Harefield.
Case Study: Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire
This Cross Oak Road project in Berkhamsted brings integrated SolarTyle into several roof elevations. The supplied aerial photographs show the tiled main roof and the lower extension, with solar courses arranged around rooflights. View the Berkhamsted project.
Case Study: Stanford-le-Hope, Essex
The Anthony Drive project in Stanford-le-Hope shows SolarTyle during installation rather than only the finished roof. The supplied photograph captures installers positioning anthracite modules within the roof build-up. View the Stanford-le-Hope project.
Case Study: Ware, Hertfordshire
This Orchard Close project in Ware shows an integrated anthracite SolarTyle roof on a red-brick residential property. The aerial photographs show the roof in its setting, with solar tile courses arranged across the visible roof slopes. Read more about Orchard Close, Ware | SolarTyle Case Study.
Case Study: London, Greater London
This Bowerman Avenue project in London shows SolarTyle integrated into a pitched residential roof. The supplied photographs show anthracite solar tile courses alongside the surrounding roof covering and chimney details. Read more about Bowerman Avenue, London | SolarTyle Case Study.
Case Study: Kentish Town, Greater London
The Grafton Crescent project in Kentish Town shows an integrated SolarTyle roof within a compact London terrace. The supplied aerial photographs place the roof in context with neighbouring homes and their adjoining roof structures. Read more about Kentish Town, Greater London.
Case Study: Morden, Greater London
This Morden Road home demonstrates the appearance of an integrated SolarTyle roof from the street. The supplied photographs show the anthracite roof finish alongside the property's distinctive frontage, chimney and neighbouring homes. Read more about Morden, Greater London.
testimonial
Real success stories from our solar clients
The end result looks fantastic Review summary: Ashley praised the team's knowledge, respectful approach and management of the roof replacement, and preferred the integrated appearance of solar tiles.
Everything was done extremely efficiently. Review summary: After more than two months with the roof, this reviewer described satisfaction with its appearance and electricity generation.
There was minimal disruption to the house. Review summary: Claire described a smooth process from the first enquiry through inverter and battery commissioning, with positive feedback about the scaffolders, roofers and electricians.
FAQ
Your SolarTyle questions answered simply here
Still have questions?
We're ready to help you with any questions you may have about our solar tiles.
0800 002 5192Solar tiles can only be installed if you are replacing your existing roof, as they integrate directly into the roof structure. However, if you're not replacing your roof, we also offer standard solar panels for installation.
The installation process involves a full retiling of your roof, using both solar and non-solar tiles to create a seamless new roof. Our team starts by surveying your roof to ensure it is suitable for installation before booking your project and proceeding with the work.
The installation time for solar tiles depends on the size of your property but generally takes between 1 to 2 weeks, similar to a standard roof replacement. This includes the removal of old tiles, re-felting and the installation of the new solar tiles.
Yes, our solar tiles come with a comprehensive warranty to ensure peace of mind for our clients. Warranty coverage includes both the tiles themselves and the electrical components such as inverters and batteries.
If you're not sure whether your roof qualifies for solar tiles or standard solar panels, our team can help. We conduct an initial survey to assess your roof's suitability for solar tile installation and determine the best solution for your property.