ApolloGrid

ApolloGrid: residential solar and battery storage with in-house installation

ApolloGrid is a UK installer of home solar and battery systems that presents itself as covering the whole job with a single accountable team, from the initial survey and grid application through to long-term aftercare. The company states that its installations are carried out by its own in-house engineering team rather than subcontracted, and that it uses its own technology with fewer intermediary layers between manufacturer and customer.

Its service is built around three packages: solar and battery combined, solar panels alone, or battery storage alone. The panels-only option uses a hybrid inverter so a battery can be added later, while the battery-only route is aimed at homes that already have panels or want to shift consumption to cheaper off-peak hours. A free design and quote is offered, sized around the roof and the household's energy use.

Products in the ApolloGrid range

The catalogue spans a complete home energy set, and customers can specify one component or the whole system:

• High-performance PV panels for residential generation.
• High-voltage batteries for daily household demand and modern solar systems.
• Smart inverters for controlling and optimising energy flow.
• Heat pumps for low-carbon heating.
• The ESS DOVA compact storage unit for residential systems.
• The MyPower app for monitoring generation, storage and system performance.

The MyPower app is set up and handed over on installation day and shows solar generation, battery state of charge, household consumption and grid import and export from a single interface.

What an installation includes

According to the company, every installation covers free system design and quote, a home and roof survey, a system designed around energy use, the DNO application, MCS-certified installation, a handover documentation pack, MyPower app setup and monitoring, and warranty registration with UK aftercare. The process is described in three steps: the customer requests a quote, ApolloGrid reviews the roof, energy profile and installation requirements and returns a proposal, and then its own team installs the system and provides warranty and aftercare cover.

On suitability, the company notes that roof direction, available space, shading, structure and energy goals all affect whether a property is appropriate, and that its team reviews the property before recommending a system. Installation timelines are said to depend on the property, system size, survey findings, product availability and grid approval.

Certification, finance and consumer protection

ApolloGrid states that its installation is MCS-certified through NAPIT (UKAS 4358), which it links to eligibility for schemes requiring that certification. It also describes itself as an IWA-approved installer and RECC member, with deposit and guarantee protection, and mentions 0% APR finance as available. The company says it handles consultation, survey, system design and DNO approval on the customer's behalf.

Warranties and aftercare

Warranty cover is presented in several layers: 25 years for panel structural integrity and peak power output, long-term protection for battery storage systems, hybrid inverter warranty support covering power conversion, intelligent control and smart grid integration, and a workmanship warranty for installation-related faults backed by the in-house engineering team. The aftercare path combines active monitoring and cloud diagnostics to catch performance drops early, a regional engineering fleet coordinating visits across UK service areas, and a dedicated advisor guiding warranty claims from first check to resolution.

Customer feedback

The site reproduces selected Trustpilot reviews dated between March and April 2026, all rated five stars. Reviewers describe professional and efficient handling from first contact through sign-off, deadlines met, and help with building regulations and UK Power Networks paperwork, including switching energy suppliers and signing up to export power to the grid. One reviewer mentions an engineer using a drone to assess the property and design the system, and another notes that DNO approval came faster than quoted because the system was under 6 kW. A further review refers to ApolloGrid as part of the company that manufactures the batteries, which the reviewer links to aftercare.

Shops and service centre

ApolloGrid lists five UK locations: a Croydon Service Center and shops in Birmingham (Harborne), Nottingham (Beeston), Kingston upon Thames and Barnet. The company asks customers to contact its team to arrange a visit. Alongside the residential offer, the site includes a section for commercial customers.