Solfit Solar Services
If you’ve been asked to install Solfit, you are not working with a typical solar product. Solfit operates as a system-led framework, used by housebuilders to support safe, compliant and consistent solar delivery across developments.
Your role is to carry out the installation works. Solfit Solar Services defines the system, sets the standards and oversees the process from design through to certification and warranty. This ensures every installation is delivered to a consistent standard, regardless of contractor, site or region.
The Solfit Solar Services Contractor Process
Step 1: Specification & Project Setup
Solar is specified by the housebuilder as a Solfit system. Contractors are engaged either as nominated partners or approved installers. All system designs, layouts and technical standards are defined by Solfit.
Step 2: Training & Accreditation
Before any work can begin, all contractors must complete Solfit Solar Services training and accreditation. This ensures:
- Understanding of system design and installation requirements
- Alignment with safety and compliance standards
- Eligibility for certification and warranty processes
Step 3: Installation Delivery
Installation must be carried out in accordance with:
- Solfit system specifications
- Manufacturer guidance
- Relevant regulations and site requirements
Solfit provides a defined system approach to support consistent delivery across developments.
Step 4: Digital Audit Submission
On completion, installations must be submitted through the Solfit Solar Services digital audit platform.
- Installations are reviewed within defined timeframes
- A proportion of installations are physically audited on site
Submission is required prior to certification and sign-off.
Step 5: Audit Review & Remediation
Where non-conformities are identified:
- Feedback is issued to the installer
- Remedial works are required within agreed timeframes
- Evidence must be resubmitted for review
Progression to certification is subject to compliance with defined standards.
Step 6: Certification & Commissioning
Following successful review:
- Certification is issued (where applicable)
- Commissioning documentation is released
- Installations are signed off
This supports compliance and provides assurance to both contractor and housebuilder.
Step 7: Warranty Validation
Solfit’s system warranty applies where:
- Installation aligns with Solfit system requirements
- Contractors are accredited
- Audit evidence is complete and approved
This provides clarity and accountability around long-term system performance.
Why This Matters for Contractors
Working within the Solfit framework allows you to:
- Access new-build developments where Solfit is specified
- Work within a clearly defined system approach
- Reduce installation risk and rework
- Support compliant and consistent delivery
- Be part of a structured, scalable model
This is not an open-market solar installation. It is a defined, audited and supported system approach.
For Contractors
Become a Solfit-approved installer
Access training, accreditation and ongoing support to deliver solar safely and compliantly across new-build developments.
For Housebuilders
Specify solar with confidence
Understand how Solfit enables safe, compliant and scalable solar delivery across multi-site developments.





