Find properties to review for your next solar visits.
Review property type, built form, energy ratings and recorded solar information where available before choosing an area. Save a focused list for your next visits.
An example property record.
Use stock type to refine a territory.
Context for the wider energy profile.
An indicator, not an installation survey.
Roof suitability needs a current assessment.
Start with streets that suit your operating model
A solar campaign is easier to plan when the homes share useful characteristics. Search a postcode area and filter by property type and recorded property details. Review the recorded built form and age before creating a working set.
See the workflowReview the recorded solar information
See recorded solar installations and relevant recorded recommendations alongside the property details. Use that information to decide which homes to review.
Move from research to a practical route
Save the properties that fit your campaign, remove unsuitable records, add notes and create an ordered route. Team plans add ownership and assignment so the details stay connected to the field outcome.
Solar installers: planning your next visits.
What property details can solar installers review?
For example, review property form, energy rating (epc), existing solar alongside the available certificate details. The example values on this page are illustrative. Save the records relevant to your work and confirm the current situation on a visit.
How does an area search become a usable territory?
Start with a postcode or operating area, apply the indicators relevant to the offer and review the resulting housing stock before saving anything. Save the useful properties together, review their recorded details and plan the stops you want to visit.
How current is the property information?
An energy certificate describes the property at its assessment date. Check that date and the available fields when reviewing a record. The Data & coverage page explains the information used by RetroPilot.
How are selected properties prepared for field work?
Every Team member can search using shared credits and build routes for their own work. Team owners can also assign routes. Open the route on your phone, get directions and record a visit outcome.
Does RetroPilot contact households for me?
No. RetroPilot provides property information and tools for organising your work. You choose which properties to approach, carry out the visits and record the results. The Data & coverage page explains the information and its limits.