Five council areas make up West Yorkshire: Leeds, Wakefield, Bradford, Kirklees (which takes in Huddersfield, Dewsbury and the Holme Valley) and Calderdale (Halifax and the upper Calder valley). AFL Solar books surveys in all five from King Street in Leeds. If your postcode starts LS, WF, BD, HD or HX, you are in. Harrogate, York, Skipton, Barnsley and Selby sit just over the line, so those are by arrangement. Ring us before you assume the answer is no.
Housing is why no two surveys here go the same way. Nowhere in the country has more back-to-back terraces than Leeds, and each of those houses has one usable pitch. Bradford, Huddersfield and Halifax lean towards stone terraces and villas with heavy stone slate on top. Head east to Wakefield and its neighbours and the post-war semis and new-build estates take over, with wide, simple roofs. Solar can go on a 1930s semi in Roundhay, a stone end-terrace in Marsden or a 2015 detached house in Normanton, but the panel count will differ on each. So will the battery, because a family out all day needs a different one from a retired couple at home.
Here is how it runs. Send the form or ring us, and we call back within one working day to go through your roof and your bills. We then book a free home survey with the MCS-certified installation team, who have over 10 years and hundreds of installs behind them. They measure up, look at your consumer unit and check the connection with Northern Powergrid, which runs the network for the whole county. A fixed written quote follows, and you are under no obligation at any stage.