HSB Renewable Energy

HSB Renewables specialises in battery storage systems that support your solar energy usage throughout the day and night. By storing unused solar power, you can reduce energy bills, gain independence from the grid, and contribute to a greener future. Our professional, reliable service has earned us outstanding customer feedback and a reputation for excellence.

We help homeowners switch to low-carbon heating by installing air source heat pumps that use ambient air to power home heating and hot water. Our services include free surveys, personalised advice, and help with grant applications under the Boiler Upgrade Scheme. With a reputation built on trust and experience, we ensure a smooth transition to renewable energy.

With over 13 years of experience, we offer expert solar panel installation to reduce household energy costs and carbon emissions. Our systems are low-maintenance and efficient, designed to maximise long-term savings. We provide free, no-obligation surveys and honest advice. Join our satisfied customers by making the switch to solar with confidence and clarity.

Our Commercial Solar PV service enables your business to lower its operational costs while advancing sustainability goals. By generating electricity on-site, youll reduce reliance on the grid and protect against rising energy prices. We bring over a decade of expertise and a track record of satisfied clients. Our surveys are completely free and commitment-free.

Wrexham is a fast-growing city with a wide spread of housing types - from older terraced rows in Rhosddu, Brynteg and Rhostyllen to large new-build estates around Llay, Marford and Borras. The new-build properties often have integrated GSE in-roof solar trays as standard, but many customers ask us to extend these systems with additional panels or pair them with a battery for self-consumption. Older homes in central Wrexham can need rewires or a consumer unit upgrade before PV is added - we can handle that as part of the install.

The Wirral peninsula has some of the longest summer daylight hours in the North West, so PV performs particularly well here. We cover Birkenhead, Wallasey, Bebington, Heswall, West Kirby, Hoylake and the Greasby/Upton corridor. Coastal homes near West Kirby and Hoylake see salt-laden winds, so we always specify aluminium rails and marine-grade fittings, and we tend to recommend hybrid inverters with anti-corrosion enclosures. Inland in Bebington and Prenton, conventional pitched-tile installs are quick - we typically complete a 4.5 kWp system with battery in a single day.

From our base in Deeside we cover the breadth of North Wales - east as far as Wrexham, west across Anglesey, north up to the coastal strip from Prestatyn to Llandudno, and south into the upper Conwy and Denbighshire valleys. Travel time can be a factor on quotes, so we are honest up front about scheduling: we typically batch installs in the same area together to keep costs sensible for everyone. Rural properties in Denbighshire and Gwynedd often suit ground-mount arrays or larger-than-average roof installs, while coastal homes need stainless fixings due to salt spray.

Mold is the county town of Flintshire and has a great mix of architecture - everything from the Georgian houses around the High Street to the larger detached homes in Bryn Awelon and out towards Gwernymynydd. We have completed solar PV installs across the town for many years, often on properties with longer ridge lines that let us fit 12 to 16 panels comfortably in one plane. A growing number of Mold homeowners are pairing PV with air source heat pumps for a fully electric heat and power setup - we coordinate the two installs so the panels can offset the heat pump's running cost.

We cover the whole of Flintshire and have a good working relationship with the council's planning and Building Control departments, which makes things like SAP calculations, MCS notifications and any Article 4 area paperwork much smoother. Our Flintshire customer mix is varied: detached 1970s family homes in Hawarden and Penyffordd, newer estates in Northop and Saltney, older terraces in Holywell and Greenfield, and rural smallholdings further up towards Caerwys. We tailor each design to the property type - higher-yield panels for north-facing back roofs, optimisers around chimney shading, and DC-coupled batteries where customers want to maximise self-consumption.

Flint town overlooks the Dee estuary and benefits from open, unshaded skies year-round, which is a real plus for PV yield. Many homes here are stone-fronted terraces or older bungalows on Halkyn Road, Coleshill Avenue and Cornist Lane - tile and slate roofs, sometimes with modest pitch, so we run a yield simulation before quoting. Our most popular Flint package is a 5 kWp system with a 5.2 kWh GivEnergy battery, sized for a family of four. A handful of clients near Oakenholt have gone bigger with 6 kWp+ and EV chargers to charge two cars overnight from cheap-rate electricity.

Ellesmere Port has a strong industrial heritage and a lot of post-war housing stock in Whitby, Great Sutton, Little Sutton and Westminster Park - which means uniform pitched concrete tile roofs that are very straightforward to install on. We can usually scaffold, fit and commission a 4 kWp system here in a single day. The town's commercial side is busy too - we've quoted for warehouses near the M53 junctions and around the Cheshire Oaks retail park, where rooftop solar can offset large daytime grid imports. For homeowners on the Octopus EV tariff, we often package solar with a smart charger and battery to use cheap night-time power and free daytime sun together.

Deeside is our home patch - the team is based just off the A548 and we can be on site for a survey within an hour for residents in Shotton, Queensferry, Hawarden, Sandycroft, Sealand and Garden City. Because Deeside has a big industrial estate as well as housing, our work here is split roughly 70/30 between residential and commercial. On the residential side, we install a lot of 3.5 to 5 kWp systems on standard 1960s semis with 30-degree concrete tile roofs - perfect orientation for South Wales weather. On the commercial side, we have fitted 50 kWp+ arrays on units around Manor Lane and First Avenue.

Anglesey has an unusual mix of properties for solar - whitewashed cottages, modern bungalows along the coast and farm buildings out in the interior near Llangefni and Bodedern. The salt-laden air means we always go with marine-grade aluminium rails and stainless fasteners, and the coastal wind exposure means we calculate wind uplift carefully on every roof. Customers in Holyhead and Amlwch tend to want bigger systems with battery storage to cover winter peaks when ferry and grid demand is high. We have also installed several systems on holiday lets across the island - Beaumaris, Trearddur Bay and Rhosneigr - where the panels generate strong revenue from summer occupancy.

Birkenhead has a real mix of housing stock - the older Victorian terraces around Tranmere and Rock Ferry, post-war semis in Prenton, and the newer apartment developments along the waterfront. Roof angles in the terraced streets are steep (often 40 degrees+) which is actually fantastic for winter solar yield. We carefully assess each chimney stack for shading before quoting, and where shading is unavoidable we fit DC optimisers under each panel. Many Birkenhead clients also ask us about pairing solar with electric vehicle charging since on-street parking can complicate dedicated wallbox installs - we have a few practical solutions for these scenarios.

Conwy is a tricky county for solar - lots of slate roofs, listed buildings inside the town walls, and coastal exposure from Penmaenmawr through to Colwyn Bay. We design installs that suit slate using proprietary hook systems and stainless fixings rated for salt air. Customers in Llandudno Junction and Deganwy tend to opt for larger systems with a battery to ride through winter peaks, while Welsh Government LABC-style heritage installs in the old town are tucked behind roof parapets where possible. We've also been installing more in-roof flush PV systems here for clients who want the panels to sit level with the slate.

Sat on the Dee estuary, Connah's Quay has a mix of 1930s ex-council semis, newer estates near Wepre Park and waterside homes with generous south-facing roofs. Our typical Connah's Quay install is a 4 kWp string of 10 panels for a three-bed semi, often with a 5 kWh battery sized to cover the evening cooking and TV load. We also handle a lot of upgrades here - older 2.5 kWp arrays from a decade ago that customers want extending or pairing with a hybrid inverter and battery. We work with residents along Mold Road, Golftyn Lane and around High Street, and can usually get a system installed in two days.

Chester homes range from Victorian terraces in Hoole and Boughton to newer estates in Saltney and Upton, and each roof type changes the way a solar PV system is designed. We carry out a roof survey, a shading study around chimneys and dormers, and a careful look at the existing fuse box before quoting. Many of our Chester customers add a battery so they can store cheap overnight tariff electricity from Octopus Go or Intelligent Octopus alongside daytime solar - effectively cutting their bills further. Commercial premises near Sealand Road and Bumpers Lane have also benefited from rooftop arrays.

Cheshire is a county of older sandstone properties, listed period homes and large rural plots - so every solar PV install we plan here is different. In Chester we work around conservation area constraints; in Northwich and Winsford we often design larger arrays for detached homes with double garages; out in the rural villages around Tarporley and Knutsford, ground-mounted systems or barn-roof installs are popular. Our typical Cheshire customer is generating between 4,000 and 7,500 kWh per year, with surplus going either to a home battery or exported under SEG. For commercial clients we have completed roof arrays on units in Crewe and along the A49 corridor.

Buckley sits on a high ridge in central Flintshire and many of the terraced homes and post-war semis here have ideal south or west facing roofs for solar PV. Our installs in the town typically range from 8 to 14 panels for a family home, often paired with a 5 to 10 kWh battery to cover evening usage. We regularly fit systems on properties along Mold Road, Liverpool Road and around Drury and Burntwood, and we know the local Building Control team well. For Buckley homeowners considering an EV charger alongside their panels, we can spec a setup that uses surplus solar to top up the car for free in summer.