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Our photovoltaic solar panels, evacuated tubes and air source heat pumps are a popular way to invest in your home and your energy future - reducing your carbon footprint.

With current interest rates and unstable utility energy prices, micro generation and installing solar panels in particular, currently represent one of the best investments, increasing your properties value and reducing your energy bills.

Our products reduce your carbon footprint, your dependency on fossil fuels and your dependency on utility companies by using free, natural, renewable resources - solar and geothermal energy.

PS Contracts are professional solar installers.  We fit solar panels throughout the North West of the UK using accredited solar installers and microgeneration specialists.

We cover the Bolton, Bury, Cheshire, Halton, Manchester, Oldham, Rochdale, Salford, Stockport, Tameside, Trafford, Wigan, Warrington areas.

To heat your water our installers fit evacuated solar tubes and flat plate solar hot water panels.  To generate electricity we install photovoltaic (PV) panels.

Why install solar panels? Our solar water heating system will provide 50 to 70% of your home’s annual hot water needs, reducing your energy bills and CO2 emissions and your households' carbon footprint. A solar panel is a statement about your households’ environmental commitments and it encourages others to follow your lead. The UK’s North Sea gas production provides a diminishing proportion of our energy requirements leaving the UK to rely heavily on imported, unstable and unsustainable Russian gas supplies. Solar energy is a general term for the electro-magnetic radiation emitted by the sun. We can capture and convert solar radiation into useful forms of energy, such as heat and electricity, using the

latest solar panel technologies. The technical feasibility and economical operation of these technologies at a specific location depends on the available solar radiation, which in the UK, is 60% of that of the equator.  The above image links to 'an inconvenient truth' which is an in-depth study on climate change. (Documentary, 2006, Paramount Home Entertainment)