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Is planning permission required to install a solar hot water system?

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Is planning permission required to install a solar hot water system?

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Most domestic properties do not require planning permission provided the solar collectors do not project more than 200mm above the surface of the roof covering and do not project above the ridge of the roof. However, you may need permission if: • The panels are of an unusual design. • They project significantly beyond the roof slope. • Your house is a listed building or is situated in a National Park, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty or in a conservation area. Some Local authorities may charge approx £30-60 to check if you are able to have a solar installation. Please contact your local authority direct for further clarification of permission and costs if applicable.

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