Free written quote, fully insured, MCS-certified installation across CV37 and the surrounding villages.

Stratford-upon-Avon is one of the most recognisable towns in the Midlands, and its mix of period properties, post-war semis, and newer outer-village homes makes it a genuinely varied place to install solar PV. Whether you have a south-facing roof on a 1960s detached in Tiddington or a newer build in Bishopton, a well-designed solar system can significantly reduce what you draw from the grid. We handle the full installation: roof survey, structural check, panel layout, inverter selection, and DNO notification, so you do not need to co-ordinate multiple trades.
We are MCS-certified, which is the nationally recognised standard for solar installations and the one your energy supplier and any export tariff scheme will ask for. Every installation comes with a free written quote itemised by component, a clean finish from experienced NAPIT-registered electricians, and before-and-after photos on completion. We travel from our Redditch base to Stratford-upon-Avon regularly, so you are not paying for a distant crew or a franchise markup.
What's included
A full roof survey covering pitch, orientation, shading from trees or neighbouring buildings, and structural condition, so the system is sized accurately before any order is placed.
Supply and installation of high-efficiency Tier 1 solar panels carrying a 25-year product and performance warranty, giving you documented assurance over the life of the system.
Inverter installation and configuration, including string or hybrid inverter options depending on your roof layout and whether you want to add battery storage now or later.
Full DC and AC wiring run neatly through the roof space and consumer unit, carried out by our NAPIT-registered electricians to current Part P and BS 7671 standards.
DNO (Distribution Network Operator) application and grid-connection paperwork handled by us, including MCS certification documentation you need to register for the Smart Export Guarantee.
Commissioning test, system walkthrough with you so you understand the monitoring app and generation figures, and a complete handover pack with all warranties and certificates.
Local knowledge
Stratford-upon-Avon sits in a largely rural part of south Warwickshire, and the housing stock reflects centuries of development. The town centre and immediate conservation area, which runs along the riverside and through the older streets near Holy Trinity Church, contains listed and locally listed buildings where permitted development for solar is restricted or removed entirely. If your property falls within the conservation area boundary, you will almost certainly need to apply for planning permission before panels can be installed, and the local planning authority will consider visibility from the public realm as a key factor. We always check the planning position for your specific address during the survey stage, and we can advise on whether a permitted development or full planning route is more appropriate.
Outside the conservation area, the picture changes considerably. Villages such as Shottery, Bishopton, and Tiddington contain a good mix of 1960s to 1990s detached and semi-detached homes with straightforward pitched roofs and reasonable south or south-west orientations. These properties are well suited to a standard rooftop array, and because they typically have larger roof planes than older town-centre terraces, there is often scope for a more generous system size. New-build estates on the edges of Stratford have increasingly come with south-facing roofs designed with solar in mind, and some already have fixings in place. Even where panels are not yet fitted, the roof structure is normally already adequate.
The wider Stratford district benefits from one of the better solar irradiance levels in the Midlands, sitting at a slightly more southerly latitude than Birmingham or Coventry. That translates into meaningful generation across the year, particularly in the longer spring and summer months. Warwickshire's farming landscape also means relatively low shading from surrounding buildings for properties on the edge of town, which helps maintain output. For rural properties with agricultural buildings, ground-mounted arrays are another option we can quote for, subject to planning.
Why Stratford-upon-Avon
Stratford-upon-Avon customers come back to us because we handle the detail they did not expect, from conservation-area checks to DNO paperwork, without adding to their workload.
MCS certification is not optional if you want to access the Smart Export Guarantee or provide warranty documentation to a future buyer. We are fully MCS-certified and every installation is registered correctly so your paperwork holds up.
We are NAPIT-registered electricians as well as solar installers, which means the electrical side of the installation, including consumer unit connections and any required upgrades, is done in-house under one certificate and one point of contact.
Every quote is free, written, and fully itemised with no hidden costs. We survey the property in person or by postcode and photo before committing to a price, so the figure you receive reflects your actual roof, not a generic estimate.
We carry full public liability and employer's liability insurance, so the work is covered from the moment we arrive on your property. Copies of our certificates are available on request before you commit.
We are based in Redditch, roughly 30 minutes from Stratford via Alcester, which means we can respond quickly for surveys and return visits without charging for excessive travel time or subcontracting to crews we have not vetted.
How it works
We confirm your CV37 postcode falls within our coverage area and check the basics of your property type online. This takes a few minutes and tells us immediately whether we can proceed. If there are any obvious conservation-area flags, we note them here.
We visit your property or work from detailed photos and satellite data to assess roof pitch, orientation, shading, and structural condition. We check the consumer unit, confirm the DNO connection point, and note any planning constraints. There is no charge for this stage.
You receive a fully itemised written quote covering panels, inverter, mounting system, electrical works, DNO application, and MCS registration. No hidden costs, no add-ons at install. The quote is valid for a fixed period so you can consider it without pressure.
Once you confirm, we agree an installation date that suits you. We handle the DNO pre-notification in advance so there are no delays on the day. We confirm arrangements a few days before to make sure everything is ready.
We complete the installation, commission the system, and test every circuit before we leave. You get a full walkthrough of the monitoring app and generation display. Before-and-after photos and the complete handover pack, including MCS certificate, warranties, and electrical certificate, are sent to you on the same day.
Our work
A selection of our recent solar panel installation work across the Midlands.




Often booked together
Adding a solar battery at the same time as your panels means one scaffold, one set of electrical connections, and a single MCS-compliant handover. In Stratford, where daytime occupancy varies, storage lets you use more of what your roof generates rather than exporting at a lower rate.
A solar-linked EV charger lets you charge your car directly from your roof output during the day. Fitting both in a single visit avoids a second consumer unit job and means the charger and inverter are configured to work together from day one.
Older properties in Stratford sometimes need a consumer unit upgrade before a solar installation can be connected safely. Having our NAPIT-registered electricians handle both in one job avoids delays and ensures the electrical certificate covers the complete installation.
Worth knowing
If your property is a listed building or sits within Stratford's central conservation area, permitted development rights for solar may not apply. You will need to submit a planning application to Stratford-on-Avon District Council before installation can proceed, and approval is not guaranteed, particularly for front elevations visible from a public road or footpath.
Older properties in the town, including Victorian and Edwardian terraces and cottages, sometimes have roofs that need attention before solar panels are fitted: loose or missing slates, ageing leadwork, or rafters that have moved over time. A structural check during our survey will flag anything that needs addressing, and we can advise on sequencing the roofing work first to protect the solar investment.
If you are considering adding an EV charger or battery storage alongside solar, the electrical capacity of your existing consumer unit and incoming supply may need upgrading. This is straightforward for our NAPIT-registered electricians to assess during the survey, and combining the works into a single visit is usually more efficient than booking them separately.
FAQs
It is possible in some cases, but listed building consent is required in addition to any planning permission, and the local planning authority will assess the visual impact carefully. Properties within the conservation area that are not formally listed may still need planning permission if permitted development rights have been removed. We check the planning status for your specific address during our free survey and advise on the realistic options before you commit to anything. We do not install on listed buildings without the correct consents in place.
Every installation is different, so we do not publish prices. The cost depends on the number of panels your roof can accommodate, the inverter type, the complexity of the electrical connection, and whether any additional work such as a consumer unit upgrade is needed. We offer a free written quote that is fully itemised after surveying your property, so the figure you receive reflects your actual job with no hidden costs added later. There is no obligation to proceed after receiving the quote. Call us on 01527 337155 to arrange a survey.
For a typical domestic installation on a straightforward pitched roof, the physical installation takes one to two days depending on system size and the complexity of the electrical work. The survey and quote stage usually takes about a week from initial contact. DNO pre-notification, which we handle on your behalf, is submitted well in advance of the install date to avoid delays on the day. After installation, the MCS certificate and handover documentation are with you the same day, so you can register for the Smart Export Guarantee without waiting.
The Smart Export Guarantee (SEG) is a government-backed scheme that requires licensed energy suppliers to pay you for surplus electricity you export to the grid from your solar system. To qualify, your installation must be MCS-certified. Because we are MCS-certified installers, every system we fit qualifies automatically. You then apply directly to your chosen energy supplier for an export tariff. There is no geographic restriction that would prevent a Stratford-upon-Avon property from participating, provided the installation meets the scheme requirements.
Solar panels generate electricity from daylight, not direct sunshine, so they produce output even on overcast days. South Warwickshire sits at a slightly more southerly latitude than much of the Midlands and has relatively open skies, particularly for properties on the edge of town or in the surrounding villages. Generation is highest from spring through to early autumn but continues year-round. A monitoring app installed during commissioning lets you track daily and cumulative output so you can see exactly how the system is performing across different seasons.
Yes. We install solar PV on commercial buildings including offices, retail units, agricultural buildings, and larger residential properties such as HMOs. Commercial installations in Stratford may involve larger roof areas, three-phase electrical connections, or ground-mounted arrays on adjacent land, all of which we can survey and quote for. Planning permission requirements vary depending on building type, size of the array, and location relative to the conservation area. We assess all of this during the free survey stage. Contact us on 01527 337155 to discuss your commercial project.
Our commitment
We limit the number of solar installations we take on each week so that each job gets the same standard of preparation and finish. That means a genuine survey rather than a remote guess, a clean installation with properly routed cables, and enough time to commission and explain the system properly before we leave. We would rather take fewer jobs and complete them well than run a high-volume operation where corners get cut.
Who we are
Djuka Electrics is based in Beoley, Redditch, and covers Stratford-upon-Avon and the wider Warwickshire area as a regular part of our schedule. We are MCS-certified for solar PV and NAPIT-registered for all electrical work. Every installation is backed by an IWA insurance-backed guarantee for added peace of mind. We publish real photos from real jobs and our reviews reflect genuine customer experiences across the Midlands.
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