What's different about Brighton
The South East gets the highest average solar irradiance in the UK, so a system of the same size will typically generate more here than in the north.
Installers quoting in Brighton usually cover Hove, Worthing, Lewes, Shoreham-by-Sea and Burgess Hill. If an installer doesn't routinely work in your postcode, travel and return-visit costs tend to be built into the price — which is exactly why we match on postcode first.
What moves your quote up or down
- Capacity and power output — Usable kWh sets what you can shift each day; kW output sets how much you can run at once. Both move the price.
- Retrofit or fitted with solar — Adding a battery to existing solar is usually AC-coupled. Fitting both together shares the inverter and labour, so it costs less overall.
- Brand and warranty — GivEnergy, Tesla, Sunsynk, Fox ESS and Solax are all common with UK installers, with 10-year warranties but different capacity-retention terms.
- Backup power — If you want the lights on in a power cut you need EPS or whole-home backup specified, plus a transfer switch.
How to compare quotes in Brighton
Get at least three quotes from installers covering your postcode and compare them line-by-line rather than on the headline price. Our Battery storage costs UK guide explains what each line on a quote actually means.