Finding a suitable renewable energy installer doesn’t have to mean spending hours researching companies, completing multiple online forms and trying to make sense of different quotations.
The Green CrossRoad helps simplify the initial process by understanding your requirements, approaching suitable installers and coordinating the available options.
Here’s how it works.
Start by completing our short online enquiry form.
Tell us about your property, your current heating system and what you’d like to achieve.
You might be considering an air source heat pump, exploring solar panels and battery storage, or looking to replace an existing heating system.
If you’re unsure which option is right for you, don’t worry. You can select our HELP! option and we’ll take it from there.
Once you’ve submitted your enquiry, we’ll contact you to discuss your requirements in more detail.
We’ll ask about your property, your objectives, your preferred timescale and any specific concerns you may have.
This helps us understand what you’re looking for before approaching potential installers.
We won’t automatically start sending your details to multiple companies without first discussing your requirements with you.
Using the information you’ve provided, we’ll look for installers whose services and geographical coverage are appropriate for your project.
We’ll consider relevant industry accreditations and available information about their experience and reputation.
For example, where you’re exploring an air source heat pump and wish to apply for the Boiler Upgrade Scheme, we’ll consider the relevant MCS certification requirements.
Our aim is to identify appropriate companies rather than simply pass your enquiry to a list of installers.
Once we’ve discussed your requirements and explained the next steps, we’ll approach suitable installers to obtain quotation options.
Where possible, we may seek up to three suitable quotes, depending on your location, project requirements and installer availability.
Some projects may require a site survey before an installer can provide a detailed quotation. If survey fees apply, these will need to be discussed with you before proceeding.
Where designs or specifications are involved, we’ll help coordinate any requested adjustments with the relevant installer.
We’ll present the available options so you can consider the proposed solutions and specifications.
If you have questions or would like to explore adjustments to a proposed design, we’ll help communicate your requirements to the relevant installer.
Our role is to make the process easier to navigate, not to make the decision for you.
Once you’re happy with your preferred option, you can confirm how you’d like to proceed.
We’ll coordinate the next steps with the selected installer and arrange the appropriate handover of your project information, with your agreement.
Any installation contract, final technical assessment, installation arrangements and applicable warranties will be handled by the relevant installer.
You choose whether to proceed. The decision is always yours.
Avoid the need to start from scratch with several different companies. Tell us what you're looking for and we'll help coordinate the initial process.
Have one place to return to with questions about your enquiry and the options being explored.
We start by understanding your property and objectives before approaching suitable installers.
We take relevant industry accreditations and available installer credentials into account when identifying potential companies.
We'll help you review the available options so you can decide which solution and installer best meets your needs.
Making an enquiry doesn't commit you to proceeding with an installation. You can consider your options before making a decision.
The Green CrossRoad helps connect homeowners with potentially suitable installers. We consider relevant credentials and available information when identifying companies, but the scope of our checks will depend on the installer and project.
Before entering into an installation agreement, homeowners should confirm the installer’s current accreditations, insurance, terms, warranties and suitability for the proposed work.
Any final technical recommendations and installation work will be the responsibility of the appointed installer.
Whether you know exactly what you want or you’re still exploring your options, we’re here to help you find a clearer route forward.
to a greener home.