Why a package can be simpler to buy
Panels and battery matched together
The array, inverter and storage are sized as one system, not bolted together later.
A clearly advertised starting point
The package sets out exactly what is included before the survey refines the design.
Built for daytime and evening use
Generation and storage are planned together, so more of your own power stays useful.
One planned system instead of separate bits
A combined solar and battery package makes sense when you want the main parts designed to work together from day one. Rather than fitting panels now and revisiting storage later, we size the array, hybrid inverter and battery as one coordinated system around daytime generation, evening use and the shape of the property. In Aberdeen, our advertised package is £7,995 installed and includes 10 x 460W all-black JA Solar panels, a 5.12 kWh battery, a hybrid inverter, MCS-certified installation and handover, plus a free no-obligation survey. It is a strong starting point for households that want a clear route into solar without piecing the job together part by part.
What does the package price cover, and what shapes it
The £7,995 price applies to a standard installation, so the survey still matters. Roofing details, access, scaffolding needs and electrical work can all affect the final design and cost. We use the visit to check what suits the house and to explain whether a package, solar-only job or battery-only addition gives better value for your plans. If you complete an Octopus Energy switch, you may be able to receive £50 credit, subject to terms. Only one switching offer is available per household, and we may also receive a referral reward.
Frequently asked questions
What is included in the £7,995 package?
The advertised package includes 10 x 460W all-black JA Solar panels, a 5.12 kWh battery, a hybrid inverter, MCS-certified installation and handover, plus a free no-obligation survey. It applies to a standard installation.
Can the final price change after the survey?
Yes. The survey confirms the roof, access, scaffolding needs and electrical work, and those details can affect the final design and cost. We explain any changes clearly before installation is agreed, so there are no surprises bolted on later.
Is a package always better than solar only?
Not always. If you already have suitable equipment, or if your usage pattern points another way, a solar-only or battery-only job may suit you better. We talk that through using the property, your electricity use and future plans as the guide.