A new company, and straight about it.
ES Group is new. This page is the honest version of that, including the parts we are still filling in.
We started ES Group because too many renewables quotes are written by a salesperson who will never see the roof.
Every quote we send is written by somebody who has been up there.
Who turns up
A surveyor visits first and designs the system. An install crew fits it, and we manage the job through to handover. Names and backgrounds are placeholders until the client supplies them.
Founding paragraph placeholder. A short note in the founder’s own words on why ES Group exists and how the team likes to work. Client to supply.
Founder name and role to confirm
- Engineer name
- Role. Previously a trade to confirm. Years on the tools to confirm.
- Engineer name
- Role. Previously a trade to confirm. Years on the tools to confirm.
How we work
What we do
- Survey the property before we quote a fixed price.
- Name the panel, the inverter, the battery and the charger, and say why we fit them.
- Put prices on the website, including what is not in them.
- Submit the DNO application and handle G98 or G99 approval ourselves.
- Manage every install ourselves and answer for the finished job.
- Tell you if solar does not stack up for your roof.
What we will not do
- Quote from a phone call and a postcode and call it a survey.
- Sell your enquiry to a lead broker.
- Claim accreditations or install numbers we do not have yet.
- Pad the quote with kit the house does not need.
- Chase you after you have said no.
- Accreditation logo
- Manufacturer approval logo
Our van and our kit. Photo placeholder until we have our own jobs photographed.
What is still a placeholder on this site
We would rather show you an obvious gap than a convincing invention. Prices, kit, engineer names, accreditation status, our base town and the first completed job are all marked as placeholders until they are real. When you see a label like a sample price or an engineer name, that is us not having filled it in yet rather than us hiding something.