About usA local team that does the whole job.
Larkhaven Solar has been fitting solar panels and batteries across Bristol & the South West since 2014. We survey, design, install and look after every system ourselves.

Who we are
From your roof to your plug.
We started fitting panels on neighbours' roofs in Bristol and grew one installation at a time. Today our team of surveyors, designers and electricians works on homes, businesses and farms — but we still run every job the same way: properly surveyed, honestly priced, neatly fitted.
How we work
Three disciplines, one team.
Survey
A surveyor visits, checks the roof structure, shading and electrics, and listens to how you use power. No sales script.
Design
We model the system with PVGIS solar data for your exact roof and send a fixed quote with the expected generation.
Install
Our own employed installers fit the system. Scaffolding, electrical work and paperwork are all included in the price.
What we stand for
Honest numbers
Our estimates use public solar data and cautious prices. If solar does not make sense for your roof, we say so.
Our own team
No subcontracted crews. The people who quote your job are the people who answer the phone later.
Tidy work
Cables hidden, roofs left as we found them, and a walk-through of the app before we leave.
Local aftercare
Based in Bristol, so a call-out is a short drive rather than a ticket in a queue.
Demo website · photo credits
Larkhaven Solar is a fictional company created to demonstrate this website template. Projects, figures and contact details are illustrative. Photos are from Wikimedia Commons under the licences below.
- Solar panels - 4 July 2025.jpg — Aethonatic, CC0
- Solar panels in yate england arp.jpg — Adrian Pingstone, Public domain
- Solar panels (6925093968).jpg — Phil Sangwell from United Kingdom, CC BY 2.0
- Semi-detached houses on Egloshayle Road, Egloshayle, Cornwall - August 2026.jpg — Mutney, CC BY 4.0
- Solar panel installation at Grange farm.jpg — Kristian Buus / 1010 Climate Action, CC BY 2.0
- Quyosh paneli.jpg — UzbekistanWikiEditor, CC0
- Solar panels - Hart Senate Office Building - 2015.jpg — Architect of the Capitol, U.S. Congress, Public domain
- Boren 000176 171772 516616 4578 (35949062784).jpg — Emily Boren / U.S. Department of Energy, Public domain
- Scheune in Neuhöflein.jpg — Matze.fu, CC BY 3.0
- Iwood Lane solar farm - geograph.org.uk - 6870036.jpg — Neil Owen, CC BY-SA 2.0
- Wingard 000048 157451 497739 4578 (36337912865).jpg — Chris Wingard / U.S. Department of Energy, Public domain